The Lion Mark of Quality is a registered trademark and it can only be used by those Farmers who have subscribed to the British Egg Industry Council.
Understanding egg codes
The typical nutrition of hens eggs
This mark of quality is therefore only used on eggs produced in accordance with both UK and EU law and the strict Lion Quality Code of Practise.
The Lion Mark is essentially a guarantee that the eggs are of the best quality available and that they are laid by British hens that have been vaccinated against salmonella.
*More than 85% of UK eggs are now produced to Lion Quality Standards.
Codes are also printed on most good quality eggs.
These codes indicate how the hens were kept, their country of origin
and the ID of the farm where they were produced.
The Lion Mark is essentially a guarantee that the eggs are of the best quality available and that they are laid by British hens that have been vaccinated against salmonella.
*More than 85% of UK eggs are now produced to Lion Quality Standards.
Codes are also printed on most good quality eggs.
These codes indicate how the hens were kept, their country of origin
and the ID of the farm where they were produced.
Understanding egg codes
0 = Organic BB = Best Before
1 = Free Range UK = Origin
2 = Barn 13239 = Farm ID
3 = Cage
The typical nutrition of hens eggs
Per egg Per 100g
Energy 326KJ 615KJ
78KCAL 148KCAL
Protein 6.6g 12.4g
Carbohydrate Trace Trace
Of which sugars Trace Trace
Fat 5.8g 10.9g
Of which saturates 1.5g 2.9g
Fibre Nil Nil
Sodium 0.07g 0.14g
Vitamin A 100µg 190µg
(13% RDA) (24% RDA)
Vitamin D 0.9µg 1.8µg
(19% RDA) (35% RDA)
Riboflavin 0.2mg 0.5mg
(Vitamin B2) (19% RDA) (34% RDA)
Vitamin B12 1.3µg 2.5µg
(53% RDA) (100% RDA)
*RDA=Recommended daily allowance
For more information see http://www.britegg.co.uk/ or http://www.lioneggs.co.uk/
0 件のコメント:
コメントを投稿
Thank you for visiting The Complete Food and Cookery Coach Blog. Please leave any genuine comments and suggestions which are regularly reviewed and published accordlingly.