Egg Processing Videos
In these two 360 video tours, you’ll get to tour working Canadian egg processing and egg breaking facilities and see for yourself what happens to an egg between the farm and your table or restaurant.
Quick Canadian Egg Facts
- In Canada, a total of 26 million hens produce more than 600 million dozen eggs per year – or about 7.2 billion eggs
- Canadians eat about 19.4 dozen (or 233) eggs per year.
- Before eggs end up in the grocery store, they must be sorted by size, washed and dried, candled, graded and packaged.
- Other eggs are deliberately broken and go for further processing to be made into salad dressings, sauces or baked goods.
- In these tours, you’ll visit working Canadian egg processing and egg breaking facilities to see for yourself what happens to an egg between the farm and your table or restaurant.
- If you want to know what happens on a Canadian egg farm, go to the Egg Farm tours to visit several family egg farms, meet the farm families and learn more about their hens and farming practices.
360 Virtual Reality Egg Grading and Processing Tour
In this 360 video tour, you’ll get to see inside a working Canadian egg processing facility and see for yourself what happens to an egg between the farm and your table. Enjoy your visit.
Farm Fresh Eggs to Your Kitchen Table
Have you ever wondered what happens during the time between when an egg leaves a family farm and when it arrives at the grocery store? This video takes you to a Canadian egg grading station where you’ll see the eggs washed, dried, weighed, inspected and packaged. You’ll learn of the differences between Canada grade A, B and C eggs and much more.
360 Virtual Reality Egg Breaking Facility Tour
In this 360 virtual reality video tour, you’ll get to see inside a working Canadian egg breaking facility and see for yourself what happens to an egg between the farm and your table. Enjoy your visit.
Inside a Canadian Egg Breaking Facility
In this video tour, you’ll get to see inside a working Canadian egg breaking facility and see for yourself what happens to an egg between the farm and your table. Enjoy your visit.
How do you like your eggs?
What is your favourite way to eat eggs? Fried? Scrambled? Hard-boiled? Eggs are so versatile – it’s hard to pick just one! Visit https://www.getcracking.ca/recipes/ for tons of egg-cellent recipe ideas!
A Better Life: Living and Working in Canada
A Better Life: Living and Working in Canada Many people who immigrate to Canada, do so to build a better life. Part of that, is finding a stable and rewarding career. In this video, you’ll meet employees working at this egg processing facility who come from all across the globe. They’ll explain why they came to Canada, and how they found joy working in the food industry.
Liberia to Canada - Victor's Story
Meet Victor. Two years ago, he came to Canada as a refugee from Liberia. He now works at an egg processing facility that supplies eggs and egg products to customers across the country. In this video, he’ll explain what he enjoys about Canada and working in the food industry.
A Career in Caring for Hens
In this video, you’ll meet Michelle, who has made her career in studying poultry behavior and welfare. Maintaining high standards of hen care is a top priority of Canadian egg farmers, so they work with experts like Michelle. In this video, she’ll explain her role and how she works with eggs farmers to study, monitor, and improve hen welfare across Canada.