Barn-reared In barn-rearing, hens do not live in closed cages, but can move freely throughout the entire barn, scratching as they please in the fresh litter. The eggs are laid in nests specifically designed for this purpose. In addition to traditional barn-rearing, an improved version has become widespread: the aviary or multi-tier system, where laying hens can also stay on deep litter on part of the floor. If the code on the eggs starts with the number 2, we can be sure that the egg comes from an animal-friendly farming method. The first digit of a barn-reared egg is also 2.

GMO-free eggs

Completely GMO-free eggs, sourced from hens whose feed contains no genetically modified ingredients. In the production of this product, only GMO-free ingredients are mixed into the hens' feed. Furthermore, they contain no antibiotics, and no antibiotics are added to the hens' drinking water. Organic eggs are a product from controlled organic farming, complying with the European Union's regulations on organic egg production.

Organic Eggs Organic eggs are a product from controlled organic farming, which complies with the European Union's regulations on organic egg production. They do not consume feed containing chemical (chemicals, additives, colorants), biological (animal protein), or synthetic substances, nor do they receive antibiotic treatments.