Guangdong forest free range chicken eggs will be exported to the European Union

The Tudama mountain forest free range chicken eggs of Tudama Agricultural Development in Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province, have recently passed the customs export filing review and obtained the customs certification for the export of free range non captive eggs, becoming the first non captive egg export filing enterprise in Shaoguan; It is reported that the company has tested all 12 items in accordance with the national 2024 egg sampling project requirements, achieving 100% antibiotic-free eggs. Moreover, these non captive eggs will be sold to Hong Kong, Macao, the European Union and other places this month.

Cai Huazhu, the general manager of Shaoguan Tudama Agricultural Development said that it has taken a lot of time and effort in the past six months to finally achieve exports to markets such as Hong Kong, Macau, and the European Union. Hong Kong citizens are estimated to be able to eat Tudama Mountain Forest free range eggs in September.

Previously, the company stated that non cage raised eggs refer to ecological eggs produced by laying hens raised in a free range, or limited free range manner. This breeding model is in line with the development and direction of the global laying hen industry and is widely popular in the market; The company's forest free range chickens and eggs at Minfengshan Breeding Base mainly breed forest free range laying hens, fed with five grains and miscellaneous grains as the main feed to achieve high protein, comply with EU non captive animal welfare standards, and meet Hong Kong egg supply standards.