I
like the taste and flavor of cage free eggs than regular ones. Some
people said the cage free eggs is the healthiest eggs, the other said
no (nutritional) differences of the two.
Fig
01- Regular and cage free eggs
It
is required that all groceries in the USA must sell cage free eggs by
2025, not so long time from now.
Some
states require that groceries must sell cage free eggs by January,
2023 (Lyon Recorder, 2022: Effective
January 2, 2023 grocery store eggs must come from cage-free farms).
The sates are: “Utah,
Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Colorado, Massachusetts, California
and Michigan.”
A
cage free hen is not mean that hens are roaming around in the grass
field or a very huge place.
Fig
02- Regular eggs packed
However,
the hens are much more better live in the huge cage, hence, hens have
good live than confined ones.
Fig
03- Just for illustration
Advantages
of cage free hens are following:
1)
Consume organic feed
2)
No antibiotics
3)
No or less exposure to pesticides
Fig
04- A chicken, from previous photo
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