Today the term free-range and organic has become empty terms. You can label eggs as free-range if chickens have 2sq feet of space or more per chicken.

You might also be wondering why you never see pasture-fed chicken eggs at supermarkets; that's because you cannot industrially farm pasture-fed chickens in large quantities. As well as a bigger space, pasture-fed chickens also need natural grasses and a foraging diet.

While they are a little more expensive to look after and feed, pasture-fed eggs provide more nutritional benefits than free-range and caged eggs.

At Paleo Robbie we sell two types of eggs;  

1) Pasture-fed - Our chickens and ducks roam free each day, and their diet includes foliage, ants, insects, and worms. They are pasture-fed and go beyond all the requirements shown in the images above. Our chicken sanctuary contains a huge termite hill which gives chickens access to food 24/7. 

(You can find pasture-fed duck and chicken eggs at our grocery)

2) Free-range - our free-range chickens are sourced from Koi Korat, and they also wander around in open fields all day. While they pick a few worms and eat larvae, their diet isn't as rich as their pasture-fed brothers.

Due to their upbringing, we don't force our chickens to lay extra eggs. We have a limited quantity per week, and you may see our eggs listed as out of stock from time to time.

Not only are our eggs better and tastier for you, but our chickens also get to be happy and healthy.

You can view all our eggs and chicken products in our Poultry section!