Consuming BlockingCollection with multiple consumers

I have a program as follows

 class Program
    {
        public static int TaskCount { get; set; }
        public static BlockingCollection<string> queue = new BlockingCollection<string>(new ConcurrentQueue<string>());
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            TaskCount = 3;
            Task.Factory.StartNew(() => Producer());

            for (int i = 0; i < TaskCount; i++)
                Task.Factory.StartNew(() => Consumer());
            Console.ReadKey();
        }

        private static void Producer()
        {
            using (StreamWriter sw = File.AppendText(@"C:\pcadder.txt"))
            {
                for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++)
                {
                    queue.Add("Item: " + (i+1).ToString());
                    var message = string.Format("{2}.Item added: Item {0} at {1}", (i+1).ToString(), DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss.ffffff"),i+1);
                    Console.WriteLine(message);
                    sw.WriteLine(message);

                }
                queue.CompleteAdding();
            }
        }
        private static void Consumer()
        {
            int count = 1;
            foreach (var item in queue.GetConsumingEnumerable())
            {
                var message = string.Format("{3}.Item taken: {0} at {1} by thread {2}.", item, DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss.ffffff"),
                        Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId,count);
                Console.WriteLine(message);

                using (StreamWriter sw = File.AppendText(@"C:\pctaker.txt"))
                    sw.WriteLine(message);
                count += 1;
            }
        }
    }

The Output

1.Item added: Item 1 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
2.Item added: Item 2 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
3.Item added: Item 3 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
4.Item added: Item 4 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
5.Item added: Item 5 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
6.Item added: Item 6 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
7.Item added: Item 7 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
8.Item added: Item 8 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
9.Item added: Item 9 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
10.Item added: Item 10 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
11.Item added: Item 11 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
12.Item added: Item 12 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
13.Item added: Item 13 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
14.Item added: Item 14 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734
15.Item added: Item 15 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734

1.Item taken: Item: 3 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.
1.Item taken: Item: 2 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 4.
1.Item taken: Item: 1 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 5.
2.Item taken: Item: 5 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 4.
2.Item taken: Item: 4 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.
2.Item taken: Item: 6 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 5.
3.Item taken: Item: 7 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 4.
3.Item taken: Item: 8 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.
3.Item taken: Item: 9 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 5.
4.Item taken: Item: 11 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.
4.Item taken: Item: 12 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 5.
5.Item taken: Item: 13 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.
5.Item taken: Item: 14 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 5.
6.Item taken: Item: 15 at 2017.07.06 09:58:49.784734 by thread 7.

After almost every running the program, I have one item missing in consumer logs.(Here, Item 10 is missing). I could't catch why this is happening.

1. How does not this item processed?
2. While using multiple tasks as consumer, is processing items in order (FIFO) being spoiled? If I want to keep/force processing in FIFO order inside the consumer method, should I avoid using multiple tasks? (Processing may include I/O,Networking operations)