Name: Stocks of frozen eggs and edible dried eggs
Creator: Statistics Canada
License: https://open.canada.ca/en/open-government-licence-canada

Stocks of frozen eggs and edible dried eggs — AI AnalysisStatistics Canada's Table 32100123 provides nearly 50 years of monthly egg stock data (May 1976–February 2026) across 7 commodity types and 10 geographic regions in Canada, totalling 9,407 records with values ranging from 0 to 2,461 tonnes. The dataset reveals significant variation across both commoKey Findings

The dataset spans 598 monthly periods from May 1976 to February 2026, covering 7 egg commodity types across 10 geographic regions including Canada-wide totals and provincial breakdowns.

Edible dried eggs holds the highest average stock level at 537.13 tonnes with a median of 516.5 tonnes, indicating consistently large and stable stockpiles relative to other commodities.

Whole eggs, total is the most volatile commodity, with the widest range (0–2,461 tonnes) and the highest standard deviation of 427.29 tonnes.

Whites, total has the lowest average stock at 102.45 tonnes despite having the most data points (1,428 records), suggesting modest but frequently recorded stock levels.

The overall distribution is right-skewed, with a mean of 279.73 tonnes significantly exceeding the median of 190 tonnes and an IQR of 295 tonnes, pointing to periodic high-volume stockpiling events.

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