Relating to egg grading and the selling of ungraded eggs.

HB 2953 allows small egg producers (those selling only eggs from their own flock) to sell up to 120 dozen ungraded eggs weekly directly to consumers or wholesale. It requires clear labeling on egg cartons with "ungraded," the producer’s name, address, license number (for wholesale sales), and packing date. Wholesale sellers must hold a specific license, maintain records, and follow sanitation rules. The bill directly affects backyard chicken owners and small farms selling ungraded eggs, not commercial egg producers. It takes effect September 1, 2025, if not passed with a two-thirds vote.