Weight grade

Small Eggs

43–48 g. Institutional and processing.

In short: Small table eggs weigh 43–48 g, typically for institutional and processing. Shipped in 30-egg moulded trays and 360-egg master cartons, ≈ 472,320 eggs per 40 ft reefer.

Small eggs: weight and typical use

Every Small egg is weight-graded on our optical line, candled and crack-screened, then packed to your specification so cartons present uniformly tray to tray.

Small eggs, at 43 to 48 g, are a workhorse grade for institutional kitchens and processing, where egg count and cost per unit matter more than shell size. Caterers, high-volume bakeries and processors buying for consistent weight all take Small grade, frequently as part of a mixed-grade container alongside Medium or Large.

Weight band43–48 g
Primary pack30-egg moulded tray
Master carton360 eggs (12 trays)
40 ft reefer≈ 1,312 cartons, ≈ 472,320 eggs
20 ft reefer≈ 656 cartons, ≈ 236,160 eggs
HS code0407 / 040721

Where Small sits in the range

Weight grading
Bands and typical use
GradeWeightTypical use
Small43–48 gInstitutional and processing
Medium48–53 gRetail and food service
Large53–63 gRetail and bakery, highest demand
Extra large63–73 gPremium retail and hospitality
Jumbo73 g and aboveSpecialist and premium retail

Questions

Frequently asked

What does Small grade weigh?
Small table eggs weigh 43–48 g per egg, graded on our optical line and verified batch by batch.
Who buys Small eggs?
Institutional kitchens, caterers and processors that prioritise egg count and consistent weight over shell size.

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