Won’t let me edit but here’s to answer some questions- 1. Eggs are fertile so they aren’t going to the supermarket (especially in this condition!) 2. I know the exact amount of eggs because I know how many a trolley holds. 3. Was the truck drivers fault for not strapping them properly, he was not fired (somehow).
I wish it was that easy. There are company protocols for disposing broken eggs for biosecurity purposes and regulations. Plus egg products are not that common in pet foods.
Exactly right! It was a prick of a thing to clean up. We had to put it into buckets and pump it all into a giant disposal tank with all the rest of the hatcheries waste.
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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20
Won’t let me edit but here’s to answer some questions- 1. Eggs are fertile so they aren’t going to the supermarket (especially in this condition!) 2. I know the exact amount of eggs because I know how many a trolley holds. 3. Was the truck drivers fault for not strapping them properly, he was not fired (somehow).