Need a egg grading chart

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Grams, and ounces.
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I have mostly white leghorns but do have 3 Domonique that aren't laying just yet. I saw a different chart somewhere and weight/size seem to vary? with the chart above do I need a chart specificaly for white leghorns? The other chart I saw said a SMALL would be 1-1 1/4 oz. Medium 1 1/4-2 ounce. Large 2-2 1/4 ounce. X-Large 2 1/4-2 1/2 ounce. And I guess Jumbo would be anything OVER 2 1/2 ounce. What should I use? I am considering selling some and may charge by the size??
 
What @cavemanrich posted is the USDA weights, as is this one:
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They apply to all breeds eggs. The breed chart shown is a general estimate.

Unless you have a ton of eggs and can grade enough to make full cartons, I wouldn't bother.
I weigh cartons so they are 24-27oz and sell all at the same price,
makes my accounting easier and doesn't confuse the customers.
When I have a bunch of pullets I make up 'pullets dozens' to reach weight.
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What @cavemanrich posted is the USDA weights, as is this one:
full


They apply to all breeds eggs. The breed chart shown is a general estimate.

Unless you have a ton of eggs and can grade enough to make full cartons, I wouldn't bother.
I weigh cartons so they are 24-27oz and sell all at the same price,
makes my accounting easier and doesn't confuse the customers.
When I have a bunch of pullets I make up 'pullets dozens' to reach weight.
full
Love the way they're packaged, pullets and all included. Colors are beautiful ❤️.
 
What @cavemanrich posted is the USDA weights, as is this one:
full


They apply to all breeds eggs. The breed chart shown is a general estimate.

Unless you have a ton of eggs and can grade enough to make full cartons, I wouldn't bother.
I weigh cartons so they are 24-27oz and sell all at the same price,
makes my accounting easier and doesn't confuse the customers.
When I have a bunch of pullets I make up 'pullets dozens' to reach weight.
full
What breed of chicken give you blue eggs,May I ask?
 

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