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Free-range Eggs, Dozen
The free-range hens from Huevos Velasco receive the best care, enjoying spacious natural areas and maximum comfort.
They are fed with the best natural feeds based on cereals.
The eggs from their free-range hens are a quality product with a traditional flavor intended to conquer the most discerning palates.
Try them!
Designation: fresh eggs
Free-range eggs category: A and packaging: shrink wrap
Size: M and L
A single egg contains 14 essential nutrients, including vitamins A, B, D, and E, as well as being a source of calcium, selenium, and iodine. Along with 6 grams of protein, eggs are one of the most nutritious foods available worldwide.
Granja Avícola Redondo has achieved great prestige in the world of gastronomy thanks to the unmatched quality of its products.
The most prestigious restaurants in our country serve their customers Huevos Redondo products: high-quality free-range eggs.
The secret of their success lies in the beginning of egg production. The hens.
The hens at Granja Avícola Redondo are raised in wooden chalets, with the possibility of feeding on the plot in a semi-free range system.
The farm is located in the municipality of El Barraco, in Ávila, where the poultry farm has designed and built a poultry complex equipped with the latest advances that have made them the first Spanish poultry farm to comply with strict European regulations.
The farm produces white free-range eggs from white hens, and brown eggs from red hens. All of them are raised outdoors, taking shelter in wooden chalets and enjoying background music.
A total of 500 chalets house 5,000 hens, fed with natural feed, in the countryside, and with all the comforts that could be found in a conventional chalet, such as heating or an ecological cooling system, which helps maintain a constant temperature for better animal comfort, or a bath in which the hens are washed after laying the egg in special nests.
This semi-free range rearing system allows the hens to peck at the ground, although they also have automatic feeders and drinkers.
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Free-range Eggs, Dozen
The free-range hens from Huevos Velasco receive the best care, enjoying spacious natural areas and maximum comfort.
They are fed with the best natural feeds based on cereals.
The eggs from their free-range hens are a quality product with a traditional flavor intended to conquer the most discerning palates.
Try them!
Designation: fresh eggs
Free-range eggs category: A and packaging: shrink wrap
Size: M and L
A single egg contains 14 essential nutrients, including vitamins A, B, D, and E, as well as being a source of calcium, selenium, and iodine. Along with 6 grams of protein, eggs are one of the most nutritious foods available worldwide.
Granja Avícola Redondo has achieved great prestige in the world of gastronomy thanks to the unmatched quality of its products.
The most prestigious restaurants in our country serve their customers Huevos Redondo products: high-quality free-range eggs.
The secret of their success lies in the beginning of egg production. The hens.
The hens at Granja Avícola Redondo are raised in wooden chalets, with the possibility of feeding on the plot in a semi-free range system.
The farm is located in the municipality of El Barraco, in Ávila, where the poultry farm has designed and built a poultry complex equipped with the latest advances that have made them the first Spanish poultry farm to comply with strict European regulations.
The farm produces white free-range eggs from white hens, and brown eggs from red hens. All of them are raised outdoors, taking shelter in wooden chalets and enjoying background music.
A total of 500 chalets house 5,000 hens, fed with natural feed, in the countryside, and with all the comforts that could be found in a conventional chalet, such as heating or an ecological cooling system, which helps maintain a constant temperature for better animal comfort, or a bath in which the hens are washed after laying the egg in special nests.
This semi-free range rearing system allows the hens to peck at the ground, although they also have automatic feeders and drinkers.
