Handled with care

Our hens produce approximately 17,000 dozen eggs each week. Every egg is collected on the day it is laid and handled with the utmost care. From our egg collection rooms, the eggs are transferred straight to a cool room, where they await grading.

Green Eggs only ever sells A-grade eggs, ensuring exceptional quality and freshness. By delivering directly from our farm to you, we provide unbeatable freshness, a reliable and consistent supply, reduced egg damage and direct contact with us, the producer.

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  • Person placing eggs on a plastic tray in a food production or packaging setting.

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    The eggs are continually collected through out the day. A large conveyor belt moves through the shed which allows us to the collect the eggs in a non-invasive manner that ensures the hens can lay without being disturbed.

  • Multiple trays of brown eggs stacked on top of each other with a handwritten note indicating date and day of the week, 5/27 Thursday.

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    The eggs are arranged and stored in the cool room. They are stacked by date, ready to be graded and packaged.

  • A man wearing a straw hat and a blue and black jacket smiling while handling brown eggs in a commercial egg processing facility.

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    Eggs are checked and arranged on our grading machine, ready to be graded.

  • A smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a blue shirt and red vest shopping for soap products in a store. She is looking at soap bars in a display. In the background, a man wearing a dark cap, blue shirt, and face mask is shopping.

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    The egg cartons are arranged by the weight detailed on the carton.

  • Close-up of a mechanical egg carton sorting machine with eggs on conveyor rollers.

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    The eggs are organised by weight, and placed into the cartons. This ensures the customer receives consistently sized eggs.

  • Person inspecting cartons of eggs in a warehouse or production facility.

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    Each carton is dated and receives its final inspection before being boxed up, ready for delivery.

  • A person wearing a blue shirt holding a cardboard box with a black silhouette of a bird and white chicken footprints, labeled as "free range green eggs," and a color indicator chart on the lower left corner of the box.

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    The retail boxes are delivered throughout the region to our wonderful customers.

  • A woman with glasses and gray hair sitting at an office desk, working at a computer. There are stacks of papers and office supplies on the desk, and a window with sunlight outside.

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    Ever wondered who the voice is on the other end of the phone when you order your eggs? This is Leonie, she is head of accounts at Green Eggs.

  • Stacked cardboard boxes labeled 'free range green eggs' in a warehouse, with eggs illustrated on the boxes, and some boxes wrapped in plastic in the background.

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    And there you have it! From being laid and collected to graded and packaged, our eggs are ready for you to enjoy.