Egg consumption and mortality: A study of older Australian adults
Nutrients 2025, 17, 323 9 February, 2025 A recent study investigates the association between egg consumption and mortality among older adults residing in the community in Australia.-The research involves a substantial cohort of over 8,000 participants aged 70 years and
older.
-The study examines all-cause mortality as well as specific mortality associated with cardiovascular disease and cancer, utilizing self-reported egg
intake data. Read More
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The best way to cook an egg
Communications Engineering | (2025) 6 February, 2025 According to an article published in Communications Engineering, the best way to cook an egg is through a novel technique called "periodic cooking." This method allows for the simultaneous cooking of the albumen and yolk at their optimal temperatures -approximately 85°C for the albumen and 65°C for the yolk—without requiring them to be separated.The technique involves alternately placing the shell-on egg in hot water (100°C) and cold water (30°C) for short intervals, repeating this cycle several times until both the yolk and albumen are perfectly cooked. Compared to traditional methods like hard-boiling or sous vide, this approach not only enhances the texture and nutritional content of cooked eggs but also expands their culinary applications. Read More
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Ukraine and poultry export
31 January, 2025 In 2024, Ukraine exported 446,600 tons of poultry meat, marking a 6.3% increase compared to 2023 (419,900 tons). In monetary terms, exports rose by 21%, driven by higher prices in foreign markets and an increased average selling price due to changes in the product range. Read MoreJBS acquires stake in Mantiqueira
27 January, 2025 Brazilian meatpacker JBS has announced its agreement to acquire a stake in Mantiqueira Alimentos, marking the company's entry into the egg sector, with the transaction valuing Mantiqueira at 1.9 billion reais ($321 million). In a securities filing, JBS stated that it had agreed to purchase shares representing 48.5% of the total capital stock and 50% of the voting shares of Mantiqueira, allowing it to share control of the company with its founder, Leandro Pinto.Mantiqueira Alimentos Brasil is one of Latin America’s largest and most respected egg producers. Renowned for its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and animal welfare, the company offers a diverse range of egg products, including cage-free, free-range, and organic options. Read More
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