Texas SB1864 allows producers to sell up to 120 dozen ungraded eggs per week directly to consumers or at wholesale, with specific labeling.

Texas SB1864 modifies the Agriculture Code to allow producers to sell up to 120 dozen ungraded eggs per week directly to consumers or at wholesale. The bill exempts these sales from egg grading regulations if the producer does not claim a grade for the eggs. Producers must label cartons of ungraded eggs with specific information, including the word "ungraded," the producer's name, address, and license number if selling at wholesale. Wholesale sellers must hold a license as an ungraded dealer-wholesaler and comply with sanitation requirements.

Texas SB1864 allows producers to sell up to 120 dozen ungraded eggs per week directly to consumers or at wholesale, with specific labeling.

Texas SB1864 modifies the Agriculture Code to allow producers to sell up to 120 dozen ungraded eggs per week directly to consumers or at wholesale. The bill exempts these sales from egg grading regulations if the producer does not claim a grade for the eggs. Producers must label cartons of ungraded eggs with specific information, including the word "ungraded," the producer's name, address, and license number if selling at wholesale. Wholesale sellers must hold a license as an ungraded dealer-wholesaler and comply with sanitation requirements.