ORDER EGGS WHOLESALE IN Mexico
Eggs Unlimited is one of the leading suppliers of eggs in Mexico. Our partnerships with domestic and international egg producers enable us to service your egg needs.
When you order eggs from Eggs Unlimited, you source your eggs from a leading worldwide supplier. Our Mexican supply network helps customers create a more diverse and secure supply-chain. The Eggs Unlimited team has superior market reach and insight, so that producers have an outlet for their products and buyers receive competitive pricing.
Eggs Unlimited has dedicated teams to manage all aspects of a transition, ensure timely pickup, deliveries, and payment through direct ACH deposits. Our customers get peace of mind that they have a team of market experts helping to manage their inventory positions and monitor the market in real-time, with a historical vantage from decades of experience.
FAQs
Where does Mexico import eggs?
Mexico is one of the world’s largest consumers of eggs, with a per capita consumption reaching 375 eggs annually, making it the fourth-largest egg importer globally.
- United States (primary)
The diverse sources allow Mexico to maintain a steady supply of eggs to meet the needs of its population. To learn more about international egg markets, contact eusales@eggsunlimited.com.
What makes eggs in Mexico compliant?
Eggs in Mexico must comply with strict food safety, quality, and regulatory standards established by national and international guidelines to ensure they are safe for consumption and meet market demands. These standards are regulated by the Servicio Nacional de Sanidad, Inocuidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria (SENASICA) under the Secretaría de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural (SADER).
1. Sanitary and Food Safety Standards
- Pathogen-Free Requirements: Eggs must be free from contaminants like Salmonella enteritidis. Regular testing of poultry, feed, and eggs is mandatory.
- Hygiene Protocols: Eggs must be washed, sanitized, and free from visible dirt or cracks. Farms must adhere to Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
2. Quality Standards
- Grades: Grade A (high-quality, clean shells), Grade B (industrial processing).
- Weight Categories: Jumbo, Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small, Peewee.
3. Traceability
- Eggs must be traceable from production to the point of sale. Producers maintain records of farm origin, production date, and batch numbers.
4. Labeling Requirements
Labels must comply with NOM-051-SCFI/SSA1-2010. They should include grade, size, producer information, expiration or best-before date, and storage instructions.
5. Production Standards
- Animal Welfare: Producers are encouraged to follow humane practices (e.g., cage-free environments) and comply with NOM-033-ZOO-1995 for ethical treatment.
- Biosecurity Protocols: Farms must prevent diseases like Avian Influenza through regular health monitoring, vaccination, and facility disinfection.
6. Import and Export Compliance
- Imported eggs must meet Mexican sanitary standards and be inspected by SENASICA upon entry.
- Exported eggs must comply with international requirements and certifications.
7. Specialty Certifications
- Organic Eggs Certification: Under NOM-037-FITO-1995, ensuring no synthetic chemicals or antibiotics.
- Free-Range Eggs & Cage-Free Eggs Certification: Meeting specific welfare standards for hens.
- Nutritionally Enriched Eggs: Omega-3 enriched or other specialty eggs have additional labeling requirements.
By complying with these standards, eggs in Mexico maintain their reputation for safety and quality. Eggs Unlimited is here to help with any compliance and regulation needs. For more information, contact eusales@eggsunlimited.com.
Key Regulatory Bodies
- SENASICA: Oversees food safety, traceability, and sanitary measures for eggs and egg products.
- COFEPRIS (Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos Sanitarios): Ensures compliance with health and safety regulations for food products.
Secretaría de Salud: Regulates nutritional standards and food labeling.
Mexico Eggs Compliance Checklist
| Requirement | Details |
| Sanitary Standards | Free from pathogens like Salmonella. |
| Hygiene Protocols | Washed, sanitized, and defect-free eggs. |
| Grading and Weight Categories | Classified by size and quality (e.g., Grade A). |
| Traceability | Full farm-to-market records. |
| Labeling Compliance | Includes size, grade, producer, and expiration. |
| Animal Welfare | Encouraged for cage-free and enriched eggs. |
| Biosecurity Measures | Disease prevention through vaccination and disinfection. |
By complying with these standards, eggs in Mexico maintain their reputation for safety and quality. Eggs Unlimited is here to help with any compliance and regulation needs. For more information contact eusales@eggsunlimited.com
How much do eggs cost in Mexico?
As of December 2024, the price of eggs in Mexico has experienced significant fluctuations due to factors like supply shortages and market dynamics. Prices vary regionally. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, we recommend contacting wholesale suppliers or egg distributors. Eggs Unlimited can connect you with these sources for wholesale purchasing needs. eusales@eggsunlimited.com
Common Egg Carton Sizing in Mexico
- 6 Eggs (Small Carton): Popular for smaller households or specialty/premium eggs.
- 12 Eggs (Standard Dozen): Most common format for large white or brown eggs.
- 18-Count Carton: Larger format for families or moderate bulk needs.
- 30 Eggs (Tray Format): Standard tray for wholesale or bulk purchases.
- 15 Dozen (180 Eggs) & 30 Dozen (360 Eggs): High-volume packaging often used in wholesale/foodservice.
How many eggs are in a case?
The most common case sizes for chicken eggs in Mexico are:
- 5-Dozen Case: 60 eggs.
- 10-Dozen Case: 120 eggs.
- 15-Dozen Case: 180 eggs.
- 30-Dozen Case: 360 eggs.
Contact Eggs Unlimited for any egg size or type of case load needed today. eusales@eggsunlimited.com
How to sell commercial eggs in Mexico?
To sell commercial eggs in Mexico, you need to navigate regulatory requirements, market trends, and distribution channels effectively. Below is a comprehensive guide:
1. Comply with Mexican Regulations
- Register with SENASICA: SENASICA oversees food safety and quality standards. Ensure your farm or business is registered.
- Food Safety Standards: Eggs must be sanitized, washed, and free of pathogens like Salmonella enteritidis. Adhere to GAP and GMP.
- Traceability Requirements: Maintain records from production to distribution.
- Labeling Compliance: Contact Eggs Unlimited for up-to-date regulations.
2. Obtain Certifications
- Specialty Certifications: Organic (NOM-037-FITO-1995), Certified Humane®, cage-free, or free-range.
- Health Certifications: For exporting or serving large foodservice clients.
3. Identify Target Markets
- Retail: Partner with supermarket chains like Soriana, Chedraui, Walmart Mexico.
- Foodservice and Hospitality: Supply bulk eggs to restaurants and hotels.
- Wholesale Markets: Sell to local mercados and distributors for smaller retailers.
- Direct-to-Consumer: E-commerce or direct delivery options.
4. Packaging and Distribution
- Common Formats: 6, 12, or 18-egg cartons for retail; 30-egg trays for bulk.
- Cold Chain Logistics: Refrigeration is essential to maintain freshness and safety.
- Eco-Friendly Options: Use recycled or biodegradable materials if possible.
5. Pricing and Marketing
- Understand Market Pricing: Egg prices in Mexico can vary from MX$53–MX$70+ per dozen (late 2024).
- Promote Specialty Eggs: Organic, cage-free, or enriched eggs for health-conscious or eco-friendly consumers.
- Branding and Advertising: Highlight freshness, certifications, and local production.
6. Build Strategic Partnerships
- Supermarkets and Retailers: Negotiate contracts with major chains for consistent supply.
- Food Distributors: Expand reach into smaller cities and rural areas.
- Export Opportunities: Comply with SENASICA export regulations and obtain required certifications.
Selling eggs commercially in the Mexican market requires a deep understanding of regulatory compliance, food safety, and the commercial distribution process. Contact Eggs Unlimited today! eusales@eggsunlimited.com
Checklist for Selling Commercial Eggs in Mexico
| Requirement | Details |
| Regulations | Register with SENASICA; comply with safety and hygiene rules. |
| Certifications | Obtain organic, humane, or specialty certifications if applicable. |
| Labeling | Include all required details: grade, size, producer, expiration. |
| Target Market | Retail, foodservice, wholesale, or direct-to-consumer. |
| Packaging and Logistics | Use standardized cartons/trays and maintain a cold chain. |
| Marketing | Promote freshness, certifications, and specialty products. |
Selling eggs commercially in the Mexican market requires a deep understanding of regulatory compliance, food safety, and the commercial distribution process. It’s advisable to work closely with relevant government agencies and seek expert advice to ensure your commercial egg business operates legally and successfully. Contact Eggs Unlimited today! eusales@eggsunlimited.com
EGG CERTIFICATIONS IN Mexico
Egg certifications in Mexico ensure eggs meet stringent quality, safety, and production standards for both domestic consumption and export. These certifications cater to consumer preferences and align with regulatory frameworks managed by SENASICA and other authorities.
- SENASICA Certification
- Issued by Servicio Nacional de Sanidad, Inocuidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria.
- Ensures compliance with food safety, hygiene, and biosecurity protocols.
- Focuses on controlling contaminants like Salmonella and maintaining traceability.
- NOM-051-SCFI/SSA1-2010 (Labeling Standard)
- Regulates labeling requirements for eggs sold in retail markets.
- Organic Certification
- Regulated under NOM-037-FITO-1995.
- Certification requirements:
- Hens must be fed organic feed and raised without antibiotics or synthetic hormones.
- Farms must adopt sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
- This certification is highly sought after by health-conscious consumers.
- Certified Humane®
- An international certification adopted in Mexico to ensure humane treatment of laying hens.
- Requires cage-free or enriched-cage housing systems, sufficient space, and access to natural behaviors.
- Guarantees compliance with animal welfare standards.
- Free-Range or Cage-Free Certification
- Certifies eggs produced by hens raised in cage-free or free-range environments.
- Often combined with animal welfare certifications like Certified Humane® or private standards.
- HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) Certification
- A food safety management certification ensuring eggs are produced, handled, and stored in compliance with safety protocols.
- Focuses on preventing contamination during production and distribution.
- Nutritional Enrichment Certifications
- Specific certifications for specialty eggs, such as:
- Omega-3 Enriched Eggs: Verifies the nutritional claims of eggs enriched with omega-3 fatty acids through specialized feed.
- Low-Cholesterol Eggs: Certifies eggs designed for specific dietary needs.
- Specific certifications for specialty eggs, such as:
- ISO 22000 Certification (Food Safety Management)
- Ensures egg producers follow international food safety management systems.
Applies to larger-scale producers exporting eggs to international markets.
For international certification process information and consulting, contact eusales@eggsunlimited.com.
WHY EGGS UNLIMITED?
Eggs Unlimited is one of the leading global suppliers of conventional eggs. We have the experience and market knowledge to help save our customers time and money. We work with some of the largest egg producers, retailers, distributors, foodservice organizations, QSRs, and processors in the US and around the world. They trust us to provide competitive prices and take care of logistics from pickup to delivery.
We act as an extension of our customers’ procurement or sales teams, creating value, providing solutions, and delivering promptly. The company is built on family values, and we strive to work harder than anyone in the industry to service the needs of our customers.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR Mexican EGG STRATEGY!
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Call: 1-888-554-3977
E-mail: eusales@eggsunlimited.com