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Pasteurized eggs are eggs heated to a specific temperature to kill harmful bacteria like Salmonella while retaining nutritional value and functionality, making them safer for raw or undercooked use.

Key factors include heightened food safety awareness, regulatory mandates, demand from food processing industries, technological advancements in pasteurization, and expansion in emerging markets.

The market is projected to grow from USD 100 billion in 2025 to USD 260 billion by 2035.

The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10% during 2026-2035.

North America will contribute notably due to its dominant share driven by regulations and industry demand.

Major players include National Pasteurized Eggs Inc., Glaum Egg Ranch, Wilcox Farms, Hickman's Family Farms, Willamette Egg, and Sanovo Egg Group.

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Stages include egg production and collection, pasteurization processing, packaging and storage, distribution through cold chains, and end-use in food manufacturing, retail, or foodservice.

Preferences are shifting toward safer, protein-rich, clean-label products with sustainable sourcing, alongside increased use in health-focused and convenient foods.

Regulatory factors include food safety mandates against Salmonella in the US and EU; environmental factors involve sustainable farming pressures and energy use in processing.