Egg package
Domestic eggs, naturally raised and freshly packed.
Story about hens from our farms
Meet the hens that lay eggs for you
Leghorn
CHICKEN
Leghorn
Productive and resistant
EGGS
White, medium size
SIZE
Smaller growth
PRODUCTION
Starts laying eggs early
ISA Brown
CHICKEN
ISA Brown
Productive and resistant
EGGS
Brown, larger size
SIZE
Larger growth
PRODUCTION
Starts laying eggs early
Loghman Brown
CHICKEN
Loghman Brown
Productive and resistant
EGGS
Brown, larger size
SIZE
Larger growth
PRODUCTION
Starts laying eggs early
QUALITY
More is not better
When production is pushed hard, quality often moves in the opposite direction.
Cage farming
100%laying rate
- Artificial light up to 16h a day
- Controlled temperature
- Concentrated industrial feed
Free-range farming
70%laying rate
- Natural light
- Freedom to move
- Natural diet
Fewer eggs per hen—but far more quality nutrients in every egg.
Method of farming
Basic principles of free-range farming
Garden. Grass. Sun. Nature.
They roam freely
outdoors
They eat grass and
insects
They live naturally and without
stress
One hen – one
egg daily
Nutrition
What hens eat
Natural diet without antibiotics and chemicals
GrainsGrains (wheat, barley, oats)
Fruits and vegetables
Clean water