Weaver eggs are produced in Versailles, Ohio by the agribusiness known as Weaver Bros., Inc. The company has been in operation for four generations and has seen continued growth and success. Tim Weaver is the CEO of Weaver Bros., Inc. and he believes a large part of the success the company continues to see on an annual basis is that they make sure to put much of the revenue the company sees from the sale of Weaver eggs back into the company itself. Weaver Bros., Inc. knows that its greatest investment is itself, and makes sure that its main facility is always equipped with the most up to date and safest machinery that is available. This helps to ensure that Weaver Bros., Inc. employees are always as safe as is possible. This allows the many employees to focus on their jobs, instead of having to focus on whether or not what they are doing is dangerous. By focusing on their jobs, the employees of Weaver Bros., Inc. are able to ensure higher quality Weaver eggs, as they are able to ensure more humane living conditions for the animals that produce the product.

These humane conditions are exactly the reason why the American Humane Association has certified Weaver Bros., Inc. and their product, Weaver eggs. Weaver Bros., Inc. constantly strives to ensure that the highest quality conditions are always met in their facility every day. This means training their employees to properly handle the facility by cleaning it each day and making sure the equipment is in proper working order. This also means that the employees are trained to handle the animals properly as well. There are certain requirements that must be met according to the American Humane Association, and they have determined that Weaver eggs are the product of a company that places their focus on providing humane conditions for their animals.

Tim Weaver says, “I am proud to know that organizations like the American Humane Association have recognized the efforts of myself, my company, and my employees to provide the best possible conditions for the animals that produce Weaver eggs.”