Canadian made eggs are produced on Canadian farms across the country. You will find them in all grocery stores. If you know of any eggs made in Canada please forward the information so I can add them to the site.
Be sure to check closely as many of the farms have many different labels and brands.
Canadian Made Eggs
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The Hudson family has been at Burnbrae Farms for over 70 years. In that time, our Burnbrae Farms family has grown into a much larger group of passionate farmers and employees who remain dedicated to supplying eggs to all Canadians. Part of the eggs made in Canada directory. Products:
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Steve Easterbrook focuses on his core passion – the farming side – continuing to produce Rabbit River Farms brand eggs made in Canada, spending more time with the hens and ensuring that the highest quality products and humane husbandry standards are maintained in all our Rabbit River Farms local flocks. Steve will continue to advocate Canada’s leadership role in Cage-Free egg production as well as give public tours on our family farm. Products:
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Ownership of Golden Valley Foods is jointly shared by Fresh Start Food (2006) Corp., a local business owned by B.C. egg producers and L.H. Gray & Son Limited. L.H. Gray & Son Limited, a leader in the Canadian egg production and processing market, provides Golden Valley Foods with access to sales, marketing/promotion, research and product development resources that allow it to stay at the forefront of the British Columbia egg industry. Products:
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At Crystal Green Farms we, Brian & Kathy (your farmers) have been together since 2008 but in 2015 we got married here at the farm, with family and friends with us to enjoy the day. We both come from family farm backgrounds and enjoy working together and living our passion, farming! For us organic farming is not just a job, it’s a way of life. We find it both challenging and rewarding, and hope that we can make some difference in the local community, one family at a time. We have become not only their farmers to many, but along with that have created a connection that is very heartwarming. As we meet up with folks on a weekly basis, we see the little ones growing up and become a little part of the lives of those we serve. The farm started with 12 cows and grew, at its peak having 100+ cows. The Van Herk family as well as the previous owner raised pigs, grew turnip and potatoes in the early years. In 1975 electricity was installed in the house and more extensively in the barns. The dairy industry along with the raising of beef and dairy heifers became the main focus. The last warehouse was built in 1990, and the property continues to undergo redevelopments. Brian and Kathy hope to restore the homestead and offer it as a farm stay for visiting families some time in the future. Products:
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Sunworks Farm is the home of Ron and Sheila Hamilton located near Armena, Alberta. We are guided by our values and strongly believe in the principals of organic and holistic agriculture, as well as the importance of ethical/humane handling of all creatures, including our farm animals. Products:
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Apparently, everything. In the case of Elman’s the name represents a 70 year tradition of superior quality and great taste. The history of Elman’s begins with Samuel Finkleman, who emigrated with his family from Poland with closely guarded recipes and a pocket full of dreams. This was the start of a famous family-run business. With his wagon filled with jars of horseradish prepared in the basement of his home, the enterprising young “Happy” Finkleman (as he became known to everyone) was soon making deliveries to local markets and hoteliers. We currently service our customers from Winnipeg to the Interlake and West to Vancouver with future plans for expansion into Eastern Canada as well as the United States. Products:
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Island Gold Eggs is a family-owned and operated business that has been handling eggs on Vancouver Island for more than 60 years. Started by the Jensen family, Island Eggs is responsible for grading and packaging the eggs that are produced only by farmers on the Island and other Canadian provinces. Products:
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