The team at Farm pride have put together this printable Mother’s Day card for you to give mum on Sunday. This card goes perfectly with an EGGstravagant homemade breakfast in bed or brunch!

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Need an EGGstraordinary way to show a loved one just how you feel? Farm Pride is helping you out this February 14th! The downloadable Valentines Day card below is a yolking good way to show your someone special just how much you care. It may also get you a bit of a cuddle. This card is perfectly matched on Wednesday morning with a homemade Avo Smash topped with a Farm Pride boiled egg – because weekday brekki’s in bed are a luxury we all deserve. For other recipe ideas click here. 

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Farm Pride has delivered on its promise last January to ensure that it is the first egg producer to work with Oritain and can now scientifically prove the origin of its free-range eggs at any point in the supply chain. Given Farm Pride supply a total of 9 million eggs each week from multiple farms, it is no easy feat to track the origin of every free-range egg and this has involved a significant research and development investment.

Farm Pride is promoting this significant benefit on its cartons to give its customers additional comfort and confidence that they are getting what they pay for. Oritain ensures that Farm Pride’s provenance of its free-range eggs is protected. Farm Pride is the only Australian egg producer to use this technology.

Since 2011, six egg producers have been fined by the Federal Court for false and misleading free-range egg claims. This only highlights the need for egg producers to adopt additional processes that can verify the origins of their food claims and which support existing traceability methods.

CEO of Farm Pride, Bruce De Lacy, said shoppers can identify the Farm Pride Oritain seal of approval with the unique Oritain fingerprint logo on the back of the carton next to the origin claim.

“This development gives egg lovers the additional confidence and comfort that they are buying an egg that is the same as what we say it is on the pack. No one else in Australia does this the way we do. We’re passionate about delivering this to market because we understand that food source means a lot to our customers,” said Bruce De Lacy.

Oritain’s scientific traceability method has involved testing samples of Farm Pride eggs from free-range farms to create an origin fingerprint for the eggs that represent the eggs true origin.

The testing measures elements that occur naturally in each farm’s environment, and which are absorbed by free range birds living there.

This fingerprint can then be tested against Farm Pride free range eggs from the supply chain in order to verify the origin of the eggs to check that they are not being substituted with different eggs from a different farm.

“At Farm Pride, we take the trust consumers have in our brand seriously. So, customers can have peace of mind knowing that Farm Pride has nothing to hide and that our free-range eggs are from exactly where they say they are from,” said Bruce De Lacy.

“Research tells us that when purchasing an egg, a growing number of Australians prefer free range. We want Australians to know that we’re proud of our process and we are the most trusted source.

“Consumers are increasingly seeking greater transparency around the sourcing and ethics of their purchases – and consumable goods are no exception. Both consumers and retailers are looking for independent and trusted guarantees from producers about the origin of their food.”

Farm Pride has a strong loyalty base and this development will only strengthen its position in the market. Sales of free range eggs in Australia have grown significantly during the last five years. This is part of Farm Pride’s ongoing investment into free range farms as it protects the brand from any potential substitution fraud.

The timing of this development conveniently coincides with Farm Pride’s new ‘Start Something’ campaign which heralds a new direction by a recently appointed management team for the 80-year-old egg producer.

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Scrambling for a Father’s Day card? We’ve got you covered. See below for a coloured and colouring in version to add to your breakfast in bed for Dad.

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Farm Pride’s name has been unlawfully used in international recruitment scams. We would like to communicate that as a company we do not ask for bank details or payments as part of the application process. We have no association with the organisations requesting these details.

The emailers have been misleading applicants into providing sensitive details to a generic email address. As a company we take this very seriously and have reported the incident to ScamWatch Australia.

When we are recruiting, adverts will be posted on Australian job sites only. In response to advertised positions we will only ask for a Cover Letter and Resume.

Please note:

• At this point in time we are only recruiting applicants with current Australian residency.
• Any medical checks will be completed at Farm Pride assigned GP’s.
• We don’t use @worker.com, @gmail.com or @yahoo.com emails only @farmpride.com.au domain names.

If you believe you have been targeted by a Scammer regarding an open vacancy at Farm Pride – please disengage from communicating with the email address. We encourage you to make a report to ScamWatch Australia or the relevant Scam Watching Authority in your country.

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Until now, Australian egg producers have been unable to track their free range eggs after they leave the farm. Occasionally, some companies have been exposed as “passing off” caged eggs as free range.

We don’t do that at Farm Pride. Here we take our free range eggs very seriously. So seriously that, in an Australian first, we’ve engaged food traceability company Oritain to verify the origin of all our free range eggs. Right down to the specific farm they were laid at. Impressive stuff.

Specialising in tracking and verifying food origin, Oritain are an international company that works with some of the world’s leading food brands. They’re fiercely independent, scientifically rigorous and the service they provide is world leading.

The science behind the free range verification and tracking is truly impressive. (You can find out more by visiting the Oritain website). And that science means you can have complete confidence when you buy our free range eggs, they’re in fact, free range eggs. The Oritain test means you know where your eggs come from.

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That ‘something’ is a whole new look and feel for Farm Pride. From our website and logo, to our egg cartons and pretty much everything else, we’ve boldly refreshed our brand.

The big change you’ll notice straight off are our new egg cartons. They’ll be hitting supermarkets in the near future. Quite simply, they’re unmissable. Along with being bright and striking, they’re refreshingly easy to understand.

We’ll also be a regular on social media and our email newsletter will deliver a range of tasty stuff. No essays, we promise. So, make sure you follow us and sign-up for our newsletter as well.  Since you’re already here, take a wander around our new website too.

For all the changes, one thing hasn’t changed: the pride we take in our eggs. We firmly believe that eggs are more than the sum of their nutritional good stuff. Rather, they’re the start of something good – a meal, an occasion, human interaction.

That’s what we’re all about. We’re here to start something.

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