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Artificial egg

Artificial egg, is it possible? Scientists around the world are conducting intensive research on eggs, trying to understand their complex structure and composition, and create alternatives that are just as nutritious and tasty. The idea of ​​creating an artificial egg may seem futuristic, but technology is developing at a rapid pace. Scientists from various fields, Artificial egg

Soft-shelled egg

Some eggs have soft shells, why? Soft shells can be caused by a variety of factors, including the hen’s diet, health, and environmental conditions. Here are some possible causes: Calcium deficiency – calcium is the main component of the eggshell. If the hen does not get enough of this mineral in her diet, the shell Soft-shelled egg

Wide uses of eggshells

Eggshells are beneficial for us, consisting of 95% calcium carbonate, making them very similar to our own bones and teeth. It comes as no surprise then, that eggshells help to strengthen our bones and protect our tooth enamel. If we only used the shells, rather than throwing them out!   Here are some uses for Wide uses of eggshells

Does the color of yolk matter

Egg yolks get their color from carotenoids, which are plant pigments. Carotenoids are found in green plant material because they absorb light for photosynthesis and protect the plant from sun damage. Free-range chickens gain carotenoids from the grain, grass, and plants they eat. Their yolks change color because carotenoids accumulate in fat, and about a third Does the color of yolk matter

World Egg Day

World Egg Day is celebrated worldwide on October 11. This day is an exciting opportunity to raise global awareness about the incredible benefits of eggs as an inexpensive and highly nutritious food source, with the potential to help feed the world. Ovo-Tech thanks all our customers for celebrating with us. GO BACK

Egg quality classification

The freshest and highest quality eggs will receive a Grade AA. Very high quality eggs will receive a Grade A. Grade B eggs are usually used for breaking stock (liquid eggs) and baking, depending on the number of defects. In Europe, eggs are graded by weight and quality. Class A eggs are graded by weight: Egg quality classification