Austin, Texas, March 9, 2018 — Pasture-raised pioneer Vital Farms has done it again! This month, the very first pasture-raised egg in the hard-boiled category will hit shelves. Vital Farms Pasture-Raised Hard-Boiled Eggs will come in a 6-count box containing three (3) “Grab & Go 2-Packs” – perfect for on-the-go healthy snacking. Each 2-pack comes with its own salt and pepper packet and delivers 12 grams of protein.
At Vital Farms, pasture-raising is all they do, and their Pasture-Raised Hard-Boiled Eggs are no different. All Vital Farms eggs come from Certified Humane® Pasture-Raised hens, which are given at least 108 square-feet each of outdoor space to roam, forage, take dust baths, and do regular chicken things.
“The Vital Farms crew is excited to give consumers another egg product they can feel good about,” said Dan Brooks, Vital Farms’ Director of Brand Communications. “Vital Farms Hard-Boiled Eggs are not only a convenient and good-for-you snack, but as the only hard-boiled egg product from pasture-raised hens, they’re ethical and humane as well.”
Vital Farms started in 2007 with a single flock of 20 hens on a small farm in Austin, Texas. More than 10 years later, they now work with more than 120 small family chicken farms across the country. Their hens all enjoy fresh pastures free of herbicides and pesticides with all the goodness that nature provides.
About Vital Farms
Vital Farms, a Certified B Corp, offers ethically produced foods to consumers, raising the standards for animal welfare at scale. Started in Austin, Texas in 2007 with 20 hens, Vital Farms now works with more than 120 independent, family-owned egg and dairy farms in 11 states across the United States. It is the leading supplier of pasture-raised eggs in the country, and in 2015 added pasture-raised, grass-fed American-made butter to its product line. It is now the first brand to offer pasture-raised hard-boiled eggs. Vital Farms continues to raise the standards for taste and nutrition while also promoting the welfare of happy, healthy hens and contented cows. Vital Farms eggs and butter are sold in grocery stores nationwide. For more information on Vital Farms, please visit https://vitalfarms.com.
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Vital Farms Launches Pasture-Raised Hard-Boiled Eggs
Posted: March 14, 2018 by Certified Humane®
Austin, Texas, March 9, 2018 — Pasture-raised pioneer Vital Farms has done it again! This month, the very first pasture-raised egg in the hard-boiled category will hit shelves. Vital Farms Pasture-Raised Hard-Boiled Eggs will come in a 6-count box containing three (3) “Grab & Go 2-Packs” – perfect for on-the-go healthy snacking. Each 2-pack comes with its own salt and pepper packet and delivers 12 grams of protein.
“The Vital Farms crew is excited to give consumers another egg product they can feel good about,” said Dan Brooks, Vital Farms’ Director of Brand Communications. “Vital Farms Hard-Boiled Eggs are not only a convenient and good-for-you snack, but as the only hard-boiled egg product from pasture-raised hens, they’re ethical and humane as well.”
Vital Farms started in 2007 with a single flock of 20 hens on a small farm in Austin, Texas. More than 10 years later, they now work with more than 120 small family chicken farms across the country. Their hens all enjoy fresh pastures free of herbicides and pesticides with all the goodness that nature provides.
About Vital Farms
Vital Farms, a Certified B Corp, offers ethically produced foods to consumers, raising the standards for animal welfare at scale. Started in Austin, Texas in 2007 with 20 hens, Vital Farms now works with more than 120 independent, family-owned egg and dairy farms in 11 states across the United States. It is the leading supplier of pasture-raised eggs in the country, and in 2015 added pasture-raised, grass-fed American-made butter to its product line. It is now the first brand to offer pasture-raised hard-boiled eggs. Vital Farms continues to raise the standards for taste and nutrition while also promoting the welfare of happy, healthy hens and contented cows. Vital Farms eggs and butter are sold in grocery stores nationwide. For more information on Vital Farms, please visit https://vitalfarms.com.
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