Egg Studies: Country-Based Reports
Chicken eggs are sensitive indicators of chemical contamination in soils and dust and because they are widely consumed, they are a common exposure pathway from environmental pollution to humans. IPEN and its Participating Organizations have conducted dozens of scientific egg sampling projects to expose threats from persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and other toxic chemicals.
See the country-based reports, below. Also, click here to see IPEN's regional and global egg studies.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 Bulgaria: Egg Report (2005) | 1.18 MB |
| China: Egg Report (2016) | 876.15 KB |
| Czechia: Egg Report (2005) | 563.21 KB |
| Egypt: Egg Report (2005) | 357.06 KB |
| Kenya and Tanzania: Plastic Waste Poisons the Food Chain (2021) | 2.42 MB |
| India: Egg Report (2005) | 346.64 KB |
| Indonesia: Egg Report (2024) | 115.76 KB |
| Indonesia: Plastic Waste Poisons the Food Chain (Bahasa, 2019) | 1.84 MB |
| Indonesia: Plastic Waste Poisons the Food Chain (English, 2019) | 1.85 MB |
| Kazakhstan: Egg Report (2016) | 2.36 MB |
| Kenya: Egg Report (2005) | 675.62 KB |
| Mexico: Egg Report (2005) | 834.66 KB |
| Moldova: Egg Report (2021) | 2.05 MB |
| Pakistan Egg Report (2005) | 598.75 KB |
| Russia: Egg Report (2006) | 461.5 KB |
| Russia: Egg Report (Dzerzhinsk region, 2005) | 447.27 KB |
| Senegal: Egg Report (2005) | 697.82 KB |
| Tanzania: Egg Report (2005) | 412.2 KB |
| Thailand: POPs and E-waste Sites (2022) | 2.67 MB |
| Thailand: Egg Report (2018) | 8.32 MB |
| Türkiye: Egg Report (2005) | 448.67 KB |
| United States (Louisiana): Egg Report (2005) | 304.33 KB |
| Uruguay: Egg Report (2005) | 424.14 KB |