Fresh Brown Table Eggs β Grade A Large Brown Eggs for Household & Food Service
Buy fresh brown table eggs β Grade A, large size, rich brown shells. Farm-fresh, perfect for households, restaurants, bakeries, and food service. Contact us for bulk orders. Delivery by air, land & sea worldwide. Standard & express shipment available.
Our Brown Table Eggs are premium, Grade A fresh eggs with attractive, rich brown shells. Sourced from reputable poultry farms (typically Rhode Island Red or similar brown-egg-laying breeds), these eggs are harvested daily, carefully graded, washed, and packaged to ensure the highest quality and food safety standards.
Brown table eggs are a popular choice for farm-fresh presentation, farmers’ markets, and consumers who associate brown shells with natural or free-range production. Nutritionally and culinarily identical to white eggs, brown eggs offer the same versatility, flavor, and protein content, with the added visual appeal of a darker shell.
Key Benefits:
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Grade A β highest quality standard
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Large size (minimum 50g per egg, typically 50β56g)
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Clean, unbroken rich brown shells
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Fresh β typically less than 7 days from farm to packing
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Rich in protein (approx. 6g per egg)
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Natural source of Vitamin D, B12, and choline
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Versatile for boiling, frying, poaching, scrambling, and baking
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Consistent sizing β ideal for recipes and food service
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Often associated with free-range or pasture-raised production (confirm with supplier)
Typical Egg Sizes (Weight per egg):
| Size | Weight |
|---|---|
| Peewee | < 42g |
| Small | 42g β 49g |
| Medium | 49g β 56g |
| Large (our standard) | 56g β 64g |
| Extra Large | 64g β 70g |
| Jumbo | > 70g |
Nutritional Information (per 1 large brown egg, 50g edible portion):
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 70 β 75 kcal |
| Protein | 6 β 7 g |
| Total Fat | 5 g |
| Saturated Fat | 1.5 g |
| Cholesterol | 185 mg |
| Carbohydrates | 0.5 g |
| Sodium | 70 mg |
| Vitamin D | 41 IU (10% DV) |
| Vitamin B12 | 0.45 mcg (19% DV) |
| Choline | 147 mg (27% DV) |
Note: Nutritional values are identical to white eggs. Shell color does not affect nutrition.
Key Applications:
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Household daily cooking β fried, boiled, scrambled, poached
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Restaurants & cafes β breakfast platters, omelets, egg sandwiches
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Bakeries β cakes, cookies, pastries, custards
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Food service β buffets, catering, institutional meals
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Egg salad, deviled eggs, niΓ§oise salad
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Ramen and noodle dishes (soft-boiled halved eggs)
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Ideal for Easter decorating (natural brown eggs dye beautifully)
Available Packaging Options:
| Packaging | Quantity | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Paper carton (recyclable) | 6 eggs, 12 eggs, 18 eggs | Retail, household, farmers’ markets |
| Plastic tray | 30 eggs (2.5 dozen) | Small restaurants, family packs |
| Tray pack (bulk) | 90 eggs (7.5 dozen) | Medium restaurants, bakeries |
| Half-case | 180 eggs (15 dozen) | Large restaurants, hotels |
| Full case (layer) | 360 eggs (30 dozen) | Food service, wholesalers |
| Full pallet | 4,320 β 5,040 eggs | Bulk wholesale distribution |
Quality Standards:
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Grade A β clean shell, normal shape, air cell β€ 4.8 mm, white firm and clear, yolk well-defined
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Washed and sanitized according to food safety regulations
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Candled for internal quality
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Free from cracks, stains, or deformities
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Production options available:
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Conventional barn-laid
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Cage-free
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Free-range
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Pasture-raised
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Organic certified
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Halal and Kosher certification available upon request
Shelf Life & Storage:
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Store refrigerated at 33Β°F β 40Β°F (0Β°C β 4Β°C)
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Unopened cartons: 4β6 weeks from packing date
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Once removed from carton, use within 2 days
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Do not freeze eggs in shell (freeze only if cracked and beaten)
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For best quality, use by the “best before” date stamped on carton
Brown vs White Eggs β A Quick Comparison:
| Feature | Brown Eggs | White Eggs |
|---|---|---|
| Shell color | Rich brown | White |
| Breed of hen | Rhode Island Red, Sussex, Marans | Leghorn |
| Nutritional value | Identical | Identical |
| Taste | Identical | Identical |
| Price | Typically higher (larger hens, more feed) | Typically lower |
| Shell thickness | Similar (breed-dependent) | Similar |
| Consumer perception | “Farm-fresh,” “natural” | “Standard,” “commercial” |
Note: Many consumers prefer brown eggs for perceived quality, but nutrition and taste are the same. Choose based on your market preference.
Why Choose Our Brown Table Eggs?
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Visually appealing β rich brown shells enhance farm-to-table presentation
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Same great taste and nutrition as white eggs
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Available in multiple production systems (cage-free, free-range, organic)
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Consistent sizing for food service and baking
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Traceable sourcing from audited farms
For more inquiries or to place an order (retail cartons, bulk trays, or full pallets), please contact us. We deliver by air, land, and sea β internationally. Standard and express shipment options available.
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