Gray Ridge Premium Eggs
Premium is the name on the main Gray Ridge form.
The contact list leads with Premium as a dozen and as a family carton of 18. Traditional eggs, the plain barn type on the same site, are described as eggs from conventional barns.
Foodland Ontario says the grader runs stations in Strathroy and Listowel and gets eggs to shoppers in under a week. Cartons that are locally produced carry the Foodland Ontario mark.
P&H Foods owns the brand. The parent is Parrish & Heimbecker of Winnipeg. Ina Gray named the carton in 1970. Mail for the Strathroy office uses postal code N7G 3H8.
Product Highlights
- •Lead packs on the form: a dozen and a family carton of 18
- •Barn type the site gives traditional eggs: conventional
- •Grading cities: Strathroy and Listowel
- •Retail mark: Foodland Ontario
- •Owner: P&H Foods
Category
Our Canadian score
Very strong Canadian ties
Company’s own label claim: “All locally produced Gray Ridge eggs are certified Ontario local by Foodland Ontario.”
Yes, graded in Ontario. Gray Ridge Premium eggs are the lead carton from stations in Strathroy and Listowel. P&H Foods owns the grader.
Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)
“Today, Gray Ridge Egg Farms operates two grading stations in Strathroy and Listowel, bringing farm fresh eggs from local farmers to consumers across the region.”
“Gray Ridge collects eggs directly from local Ontario farmers, grades them in Ontario”
“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”
“all locally produced Gray Ridge eggs are certified “Ontario local” by Foodland Ontario.”
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
- Strathroy and Listowel, Ontario
- Owned By
- P&H Foods Inc.
- Packs
- 12-pack and 18-egg family pack
- Mark
- Foodland Ontario
- Named
- 1970
Where to Buy
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are Gray Ridge Premium eggs made in Canada?
Yes. Graded in Ontario. Gray Ridge Premium eggs come from Strathroy and Listowel stations, not from a US plant.
What does Foodland Ontario mean on Gray Ridge Premium eggs?
Local Ontario eggs. Gray Ridge Premium eggs from local production carry that logo, and the province says the trip to stores is under a week.
Who owns Gray Ridge Premium eggs?
P&H Foods, part of Parrish & Heimbecker in Winnipeg. Gray Ridge Premium eggs kept the name Ina Gray created in 1970.
Are Gray Ridge Premium eggs the same as GoldEgg?
No. GoldEgg is the nutrient-enriched sister carton. Gray Ridge Premium eggs are the lead traditional name on the Gray Ridge form.
What packs exist for Gray Ridge Premium eggs?
One dozen, plus a bigger carton holding 18. Gray Ridge Premium eggs are listed apart from Double Yolk and Jumbo 747.
