Naturegg Free Run Eggs
These hens dust bathe, perch, and lay in nest boxes inside open barns. The page does not promise a pasture.
Burnbrae Farms grades the carton in Canada. Ownership sits with the Hudson family in Lyn. Feed is grain plus corn, wheat, soy, vitamins, and minerals.
The nutrition block uses a 105 g serving of two large eggs. It lists 160 calories and 13 g of protein. More than 16 vitamins and minerals are claimed for that serving.
Bullfrog Power is the green-electricity partner printed for this line. Renewable energy is added to the grid to match what the line uses.
Product Highlights
- •Housing is an open-concept barn, not a claim of daily outdoor range
- •Birds can dust bathe and reach feed, water, perches, and nests
- •Green power partner named for this line is Bullfrog
- •Serving used on the panel is two large eggs
- •Protein figure on that panel is 13 grams
Category
Our Canadian score
Very strong Canadian ties
Company’s own label claim: “Eggs from Canadian Farmers.”
Yes, graded in Canada. Naturegg Free Run eggs are a Burnbrae Farms carton from the Hudson family. Hens roam an open barn with perches and nests. The page does not claim outdoor access.
Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)
“Today, we continue to be one of Canada’s leading egg farmers with farms, grading stations and processing operations across the country.”
“They are fed a diet of grains and other nutritious ingredients including corn, wheat, soy, vitamins and minerals.”
“We proudly own Burnbrae Farms and have been producing eggs for Canadians for more than 80 years.”
“Burnbrae Farms is proud to have 9 sites located across 5 provinces in Canada.”
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
- Canada
- Owned By
- Burnbrae Farms (Hudson family)
- Housing
- Open-concept barn
- Serving
- 2 large eggs (105 g)
- Calories
- 160
- Protein
- 13 g
- Outdoor Access
- Not claimed on this page
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Product Information
Nutrition Facts
| Per 2 large eggs (105 g) | % DV | |
|---|---|---|
| Calories / Calories | 160 | |
| Protein / Protéines | 13g | |
All Information Sources
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Naturegg Free Run eggs made in Canada?
Yes. Naturegg Free Run eggs are graded by Burnbrae Farms. The Lyn office on the federal quota list is 3356 County Road 27.
Do Naturegg Free Run hens go outside?
Not according to this page. Naturegg Free Run eggs describe open barns, perches, and nests. Outdoor access is the organic line, not this one.
What do Naturegg Free Run hens eat?
Grain, corn, wheat, and soy, plus vitamins and minerals. Naturegg Free Run eggs do not name the country that grew those crops.
Who owns Naturegg Free Run eggs?
Burnbrae Farms. The Hudson family owns Naturegg Free Run eggs, the same company that grades the Naturegg organic and omega-3 cartons.
Why is Bullfrog on the Naturegg Free Run page?
Electricity matching. For Naturegg Free Run eggs, Bullfrog puts renewable power on the grid equal to the power this line uses.
