Hamilton Eggs has been innovative in quality assurance of shell eggs since the 1920s.
As early as 1931, Hamilton Eggs controlled flocks and feeding as a way to prevent disease in the hens.
In 1932, Hamilton Eggs installed then-modern candling equipment and instituted an egg quality program.
In 1935, Cornell University ranked Hamilton Eggs first in quality nationwide.
In 1938, Hamilton Eggs was instrumental in launching Michigan’s egg standardization program. The dedication and pursuit of excellence in quality and food safety has continued to grow over the next 80 years.
Today, our eggs are robotically packaged using ultra modern technology. This protects the egg by minimizing any contact by human hands.
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