GoldEgg Golden D Eggs
Half the daily vitamin D, from one large egg.
The type page says one large Golden D egg provides 50 percent of the recommended daily vitamin D, against 4% in a plain large egg. The form lists Golden D as an 18-egg family pack under GoldEgg.
Vitamin D is there so the body can absorb calcium and phosphorus. The page tells shoppers this egg is not a whole diet.
Ontario grading is Gray Ridge, with a Foodland Ontario logo on local cartons. Alberta sales go through Sparks in Calgary. P&H Foods owns the brand from Winnipeg.
Product Highlights
- •Vitamin D in one large Golden D egg: half the daily recommendation
- •Plain large eggs are listed at 4%
- •Pack on the form: 18-egg family pack
- •Brand on that form: GoldEgg
- •Owner: P&H Foods
Category
Our Canadian score
Very strong Canadian ties
Company’s own label claim: “Each carton of Ontario eggs, whether Gray Ridge, GoldEgg or Conestoga Farms, carries the Foodland Ontario logo.”
Yes, graded in Canada. GoldEgg Golden D eggs are P&H's vitamin D carton. The printed share for one large egg is half of daily vitamin D.
Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)
“1 large Golden D egg provides 50% of the recommended daily requirement of Vitamin D for strong bones and teeth – compared to just 4% in other large eggs.”
“Brands under the P&H Foods Inc. umbrella include Gray Ridge Egg Farms in Ontario, Golden Valley Foods in British Columbia, Sparks Eggs in Alberta, and GoldEgg serving major Canadian markets”
“Each carton of Ontario eggs – whether it be Gray Ridge, GoldEgg or Conestoga Farms branded – proudly sports the highly recognized Foodland Ontario logo by consumers.”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Key Facts
- Made In
- Ontario and Alberta, Canada
- Owned By
- P&H Foods Inc.
- Vitamin D
- 50 percent of daily recommendation per large egg
- Compared With
- 4 percent in other large eggs
- Pack
- 18-egg family pack
Where to Buy
Product Information
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are GoldEgg Golden D eggs made in Canada?
Yes. Graded in Canada. GoldEgg Golden D eggs are a P&H carton packed in Ontario or Alberta.
How much vitamin D is in GoldEgg Golden D eggs?
Half of the daily recommendation, in one large egg. GoldEgg Golden D eggs are compared on the page with a plain large egg at 4%.
What pack is GoldEgg Golden D eggs?
An 18-egg family pack. GoldEgg Golden D eggs are a single line on the form, not a set of size variants.
Who owns GoldEgg Golden D eggs?
P&H Foods, parent Parrish & Heimbecker in Winnipeg. GoldEgg Golden D eggs are not a Burnbrae Naturegg carton.
Where are GoldEgg Golden D eggs graded?
Ontario packs go through Gray Ridge. Alberta packs go through Sparks in Calgary. GoldEgg Golden D eggs use the same two plants as the other GoldEgg cartons.
