GoldEgg Organic Eggs
Outdoor access, when weather allows, plus organic feed.
The type page says organic eggs come from free-range hens on certified organic feed, as the Canadian General Standards Board requires. It names Quality Assurance International as the certifier.
GoldEgg Organic is on the company form in brown sizes: extra large, large, and medium. That is a different row from GoldEgg Free Run, which stays indoors.
Ontario cartons can show the Foodland Ontario logo. Alberta cartons are packed by Sparks in Calgary. P&H Foods in Winnipeg owns the brand.
Product Highlights
- •Housing named for organic: free range, weather permitting
- •Feed: certified organic
- •Standard body named: Canadian General Standards Board
- •Certifier named: Quality Assurance International
- •Brown counts on the form: XL, large, medium
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 Organic eggs are free-range eggs on certified organic feed. Quality Assurance International is the certifier the grader names. P&H Foods owns the brand.
Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)
“Organic eggs are laid by free range hens that are fed a certified organic feed, as required by the Canadian General Standards Board.”
“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.
- Housing
- Free range, weather permitting
- Certifier
- Quality Assurance International
- Standard
- Canadian General Standards Board
Where to Buy
Product Information
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Dietary Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Are GoldEgg Organic eggs made in Canada?
Yes. Graded in Canada. GoldEgg Organic eggs are an Ontario Gray Ridge pack or an Alberta Sparks pack.
Who certifies GoldEgg Organic eggs?
Quality Assurance International. GoldEgg Organic eggs follow the organic feed rule from the Canadian General Standards Board, and the hens are free range.
Do GoldEgg Organic hens go outside?
Yes, when weather allows. GoldEgg Organic eggs are the free-range organic line. The free-run carton is the indoor one.
Who owns GoldEgg Organic eggs?
P&H Foods, parent Parrish & Heimbecker of Winnipeg. GoldEgg Organic eggs are not a Gray Ridge Premium carton.
What sizes are listed for GoldEgg Organic eggs?
Brown cartons in three counts, from medium up to extra large. GoldEgg Organic eggs are not sold there as a white 12-pack.
