Permission to donate eggs past their quality assurance date

Summary

The bill adds a definition for a "quality assurance date" and lets eggs that have passed that date be given to charitable food programs. Retailers must still follow existing grading and temperature rules, but donated eggs must meet packaging, labeling, and timing requirements. This expands food‑bank supplies while aiming to keep donated eggs safe and clearly identified.

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