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Encouraging Canadians to cook with local ingredients this season
Canada’s dairy, poultry and egg farmers, through their joint ‘Canadian Comfort’ campaign, are encouraging Canadians to buy and cook with locally produced ingredients this season. “As more Canadians have been cooking at home in recent months, the appetite for feel-good…
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Friday October 9th was World Egg Day
This World Egg Day, join Egg Farmers of Canada and Chef Lynn Crawford to celebrate the hardworking heroes and champions in our food sector who help deliver fresh, local, high-quality eggs to Canadians every day. World Egg Day is an…
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Egg Farmers of Canada and Federated Co-operatives Limited launch quality assurance program
Egg Farmers of Canada is partnering with Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) to launch the Egg Quality Assurance (EQA) certification mark on select egg cartons in CO-OP Food Stores in Western Canada this month. The EQA certification mark quickly showcases to…
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Egg Farmers of Canada launch new campaign
OTTAWA – Egg Farmers of Canada is excited to announce the launch of the new Eggs Anytime marketing platform. The advertising shows Canadians that ‘it’s not weird’ to have eggs for lunch and dinner. The campaign includes television, online, social…
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Toronto chef helps Egg Farmers of Canada inspire consumers (recipes included)
Chef Lynn Crawford and the Egg Farmers of Canada are asking Canadian consumers to share their wholesome recipes using #RecipesThatGive and support community food banks across Canada
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Six Foods with a Twist from GIC
Success is often a matter of timing when launching unique products. If consumers don’t understand the concept, sales will be hard to come by. Piggybacking on strong trends helps consumers make a connection. These six products showcased at Grocery Innovations…
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Eggs can be good for your brain
A recent study from Finland suggests that despite previous links between high cholesterol and dementia, eating one egg a day isn’t bad for your brain
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Nestlé Canada commits to cage-free eggs
Nestlé Canada has announced that it will move to using only cage-free eggs in all of its Canadian food products by 2025
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Rise and dine
Nutritious and convenient breakfast alternatives fuel the day
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A&W invests in improved hen housing
A&W plans to serve eggs from better cage-free housing within two years, and is also investing $100,000 in Farm & Food Canada to help improve the direction for hen housing in Canada
