USA asks Denmark for help in the egg crisis | Sweden Herald
USA asks Denmark for help in the egg crisis | Sweden Herald
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USA asks Denmark for help in the egg crisis | Sweden Herald
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Aren't the US and EU standards on how to produce and sell eggs so incompatible that it's illegal to import eggs from the EU into the US?
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American eggs are required by regulations to be washed. This includes wholesale.
European egg producers are not going to invest in washing machines for a temporary market. America needs to either accept a breach of their own regulations and wash the eggs themselves, or offer a price that makes it worthwhile for the European producers to follow American regulations.
Overall, with potential tariffs and additional cost for transport and washing, it seems like a bad solution. It would probably be easier for US to produce more eggs themselves.
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What do you mean? They have to many nutrients and good stuff in them for the American stomach?
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American regulations require eggs to be washed, which destroys their natural barrier against germs.
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It's the US which washes them so I guess that could be done on import.
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Says something about USA that both the eggs and chicken meat has to be chlorine washes before consumption, I wish I didn't think about it so often.
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I've always heard that but our eggs in Denmark are all refrigerated in the stores
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In Germany, they aren't refrigerated either. I think this is an EU wide thing.
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Ah sorry. USA- eggs in fridge. Denmark - eggs in fridge.
I don't think it's EU-wide
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