This global event occurs only once every three years and supports bakeries large and small. Attendees can discover the multiple functional and organoleptic benefits eggs provide to baked goods like sponge cake, batter cake, muffins and more at the AEB booth, which will be featuring samples highlighting a few of the 20-plus functional properties of eggs.

The course material covers eggs from their initial formation all the way through to packaging for industrial use. The program is intended for those involved in the egg industry, egg processing, allied industries and foodservice (including bakers, food formulators and chefs.)

Food formulators and ingredient buyers now can enjoy an ample supply of eggs and egg ingredients in all forms—including shell eggs and further processed liquid, dried or frozen eggs. The egg industry worked diligently to recover from the impact it suffered due to the unprecedented avian influenza (AI) outbreak in 2015.

The American Board will host its National Egg Products School, a three-day learning event for product developers, from Sept. 15-17 at Auburn University.