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I'm going to speculate here and guess that they are collected in such a way that they don't get dirty. Also any that do get soiled are probably sold to bakeries where they can be washed and used immediately. In the USA all commercial eggs are routinely wash even though they usually aren't soiled--USDA rules.
I'm going to speculate here and guess that they are collected in such a way that they don't get dirty. Also any that do get soiled are probably sold to bakeries where they can be washed and used immediately. In the USA all commercial eggs are routinely wash even though they usually aren't soiled--USDA rules.
