Breaking & Filtration
Shell removal and filtration in a hygienic process designed to exclude unwanted material.
Al-Ghadeer Poultry Farms is developing professional pasteurized liquid egg solutions for hotels, central kitchens, bakeries and food manufacturers seeking easier handling and more consistent performance.
Pasteurized liquid egg is shell egg that is broken, removed from the shell, filtered and heat-treated under controlled conditions to help reduce microbial risk before hygienic filling and chilled storage.
The goal is not to change the nature of the egg, but to provide it in a ready-to-use format that reduces manual preparation and supports faster, cleaner and more consistent operations.
Important: The project is still in development. Final processing parameters, shelf life and pack sizes will be confirmed after specifications and validation are completed.
An integrated process inside a controlled facility, with hygiene, quality and traceability controls at every stage.
Shell removal and filtration in a hygienic process designed to exclude unwanted material.
Precisely controlled heat treatment designed to improve safety while retaining required functional properties.
Secure filling in formats suited to business customers, supported by clear handling and traceability information.
Chilled storage and distribution designed to protect product quality until it reaches the customer operation.
Reduced direct handling of raw shell eggs can help operations manage contamination risks more effectively.
No need to manually crack large volumes of eggs, reducing preparation time and improving team efficiency.
Standardized measurement supports repeatable results across baking, cooking and daily production.
No shell waste and less loss from breakage or handling, with more accurate use of the required quantity.
Weight- or volume-based use makes recipe costing, yield control and planning easier.
Less shell handling, cracking and cleanup supports a cleaner and more manageable work environment.
There is no single best choice for every situation; the right option depends on operational scale and use case.
| Comparison Point | Pasteurized Liquid Egg | Traditional Shell Eggs |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Liquid, ready to measure and use | Requires manual cracking and shell removal |
| Time & Labour | Lower for high-volume operations | Increases as egg volume grows |
| Waste | No shell waste and more accurate portioning | Shell waste and possible breakage or loss |
| Recipe Consistency | Standardized and easier to repeat | Natural variation between egg sizes |
| Best Use | Hotels, bakeries, central kitchens and factories | Household use and applications requiring the shell egg format |
When the product is 100% whole egg with no formulation-changing additives, its core nutritional value remains very close to shell egg when compared on an equal weight or quantity basis.
Pasteurization is designed as a controlled heat treatment whose primary purpose is improved safety, not turning egg into a nutritionally different product. Final values may vary slightly by product type, formulation and approved specification.
The accurate comparison depends on net weight and product type: whole egg, white or yolk. Final egg equivalent and servings will be stated on the approved product label and specification sheet.
Breakfast buffets, main kitchens and high-volume room-service operations.
Cakes, baked goods, fillings and recipes that require consistent measurement.
Fast preparation of large volumes with less cracking and cleanup work.
Sauces, mayonnaise, ready meals and industrial formulations according to specification.
Events and operational sites requiring speed, safety and easier storage.
Omelettes, scrambled eggs, sauces and repeatable daily preparation.
A versatile option for kitchens, bakeries, hotels and food manufacturing.
For bakery, pastry and applications requiring separated, standardized egg white.
For pastry, sauces and formulations that depend on yolk richness and functionality.
This information will be updated once final commercial product specifications are approved.
No. Pasteurization is a controlled heat treatment for improved safety, but the product remains a food ingredient to be used or cooked according to the recipe and final product instructions.
The planned product will be handled through a cold chain. Approved storage temperatures and shelf life will be clearly stated on the final pack.
It suits many applications using egg content, but some recipes or presentations require shell eggs or a specific egg fraction. Suitability depends on product type and recipe.
The precise number depends on product type, density and net weight. We will not publish a marketing estimate before specification approval; the official equivalent will appear on the label and technical sheet.
We are evaluating pack sizes suited to commercial operations. Final options will be announced after customer needs and the production line are confirmed.

Tell us your expected demand, business type and preferred pack sizes. Your input will help us develop a solution aligned with real market needs.