I bought Bernese eggs in Schwarzenburg. After a long search, the egg code brought up the company EICO. One of the biggest egg traders in this country. How can I know who the farmer or producer was?
I bought Bernese eggs in Schwarzenburg. After a long search, the egg code brought up the company EICO. One of the biggest egg traders in this country. How can I know who the farmer or producer was?
Good morning Uzmigros49↵Just enter the code and if available the producer will be indicated.↵Postmark 1-CH-295 from 🥚 typed in: ↵↵https://www.migros.ch/de/services/inhalte-herkunft/eier/code.html?eggCodeNumber1=1&eggCodeNumber2=295↵↵Best regards↵Frederica
Hello Uzmigros49 The eggs are labeled with the farm. Let's take the code 1-CH-536 as an example: 1: Stands for the type of farming = free-range (0=organic, 2=bottom farming) CH: Country code according to the Swiss Egg Ordinance 536: Producer, farm Below this is a date, which is the laying date. You can give us your code, maybe we can find out more with it. Kind regards, Angela
Good morning Uzmigros49↵Just enter the code and if available the producer will be indicated.↵Postmark 1-CH-295 from 🥚 typed in: ↵↵https://www.migros.ch/de/services/inhalte-herkunft/eier/code.html?eggCodeNumber1=1&eggCodeNumber2=295↵↵Best regards↵Frederica
Hello Uzmigros49 The eggs are labeled with the farm. Let's take the code 1-CH-536 as an example: 1: Stands for the type of farming = free-range (0=organic, 2=bottom farming) CH: Country code according to the Swiss Egg Ordinance 536: Producer, farm Below this is a date, which is the laying date. You can give us your code, maybe we can find out more with it. Kind regards, Angela
