Membership
Members of the National Egg Regulatory Officials
What We Do
Industry issues related to uniformity are addressed by both NERO’s
Board and the full membership. Members of NERO develop stronger and
more uniform state programs by learning from each other and the
educational components of the Annual Conference and Training Seminar.
Our membership discusses issues related to federal programs, reaches
consensus and responds to the appropriate federal agency with our
position.
The various NERO committees develop recommendations for egg
regulations and policies.The full membership votes on these
recommendations, which are then adopted as the model for all state egg
laws. The members of NERO then strive to incorporate these models into
their respective state’s program.
How to Become a Member with NERO
Full Membership Eligibility is open to each State Department of
Agriculture or a comparable agency of any state. The NERO
organization has two membership classifications:
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Full Members: Shall be any agency which has paid the
association the full member organizational dues. A Full Member
shall have privileges of the floor at each association meeting,
shall be eligible to hold office and shall be entitled to cast
one vote. Click here for the
NERO State Membership Application.
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Affiliate Members: Shall be any other person or
organization involved or interested in the regulation, promotion
or development of agriculture in general and shell eggs and egg
products in particular. Affiliate Members may attend meetings
and have privileges of the floor but may not vote. Click here
for the
NERO Affiliate Membership Application.
Our Current NERO Members
NERO’s affiliate members include representatives from the
following organizations:
NERO’s state members include representatives from the following
organizations:
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Missouri
- Montana
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- South Carolina
- Utah
- Virginia
- Washington
- Wisconsin