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Organic Free Range Eggs

Organic Free Range Eggs

USDA Organic
Certified Humane
Certified B Corporation

Pete & Gerry’s Organic Free Range eggs make it easy to feel good about what you eat every day. Laid by USDA Certified Organic hens raised with room to roam and forage, every egg delivers high-quality protein, rich, golden yolks, and delicious flavor. Made without antibiotics, GMOs, or synthetic pesticides, our Organic Free Range eggs are a wholesome choice for nourishing breakfasts, balanced meals, and everyday recipes.

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  • USDA certified organic
  • Certified Humane® Free Range
  • Organic Pastures with No Synthetic Pesticides
  • Non-GMO, Organic Feed
  • No Antibiotics or Added Hormones
  • 12g of Complete Protein per 2 Eggs
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Available sizes: M, L, XL, Jumbo

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Why choose Pete & Gerry's Organic Free Range Eggs?

Why Choose Pete & Gerry's Organic Free Range Eggs

Pete & Gerry’s Organic Free Range Eggs come from hens fed USDA Certified Organic feed and raised on pastures free from synthetic pesticides. That care helps produce high-quality eggs you can feel good about bringing home. As a Certified B Corporation since 2013, Pete & Gerry’s is committed to doing right by hens, people, and the planet.

Animal Welfare, Hen Lifestyle & Certifications

Our Organic Free Range eggs are both USDA Certified Organic and Certified Humane® Free Range, two independent certifications, audited by separate third parties. USDA Organic means our hens are fed organic feed and raised without GMOs, synthetic pesticides, antibiotics, or added hormones. Certified Humane® means no cages, no crates, room to roam outdoors, and high animal welfare standards verified on every farm we work with.

Organic & Free Range Benefits

Organic, free-range hens have access to pesticide-free outdoor spaces with their pals, where they spend their days indulging in natural behaviors, like roaming on fresh grass, foraging for bugs, and dust bathing. In addition to this free-range access, our hens have indoor shelter where they get to perch and nest without cages while staying protected from inclement weather and natural predators. All of this freedom helps to reduce our hens' stress and improve their health, resulting in high-quality Pete & Gerry's Organic Free Range Eggs.

Quality & Taste

Thanks to our hens' quality diet and outdoor lifestyle, their eggs consistently have rich, golden yolks, sturdy whites that are great for recipes, and tough shells that keep them safe in the carton.

Nutrition & Functional Benefits

Two large eggs provide 12 grams of complete protein for muscle health and satiety, golden yolks rich in choline for cell and brain development, antioxidants, numerous "good" fats like omega-3s, vitamin D, folate, and B vitamins for heart health.

Two free-range chickens in tall grass.

All things eggs

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Our Eggs FAQs

Where can I buy Pete & Gerry's Eggs?

We are sold in several stores throughout the Continental United States and are continuing to expand. Please check our store locator to find a market near you.

I can't find your eggs in my favorite store. What do I do?

Great question! We find that store managers are eager to carry products that their customers request, so we suggest letting your store manager know that you'd like to see our eggs at your store. You can also drop us a line at familyfarmteam@peteandgerrys.com and we’re happy to see what we can do to help.

Do you give your hens hormones?

We do not give our Pete & Gerry's hens hormones. In fact, it is illegal for anyone raising poultry to administer hormones.

Do you give your hens antibiotics?

Pete & Gerry's Farms are committed to Animal Welfare and believe in raising our hens in compliance with Humane Farm Animal Care (HFAC) Certification Standards (Certified Humane). Our farms undergo 3rd party inspection to ensure requirements such as feed, veterinary care, housing, and outdoor access meet the Humane Certified criteria. This means we do not give our hens antibiotics in their feed or water as a mass preventive measure and instead focus on raising our hens in a clean and healthy environment.

What does free range really mean?

Our free-range eggs are produced according to Certified Humane Free-Range standards, which means that during most times of the day and year, our hens are free to roam outside as they please with a minimum of 2 square feet per hen of pasture. It is very rare for the entire flock to choose to be outside at any one time during the day - many of them prefer shade, water, feed, or social opportunities inside the barn - so the girls that feel like venturing out usually have a vast expanse of a field all to themselves to explore.

What does Organic really mean?

With our Organic eggs, the main difference comes down to the supplemental feed offered to our hens. For organic flocks that call Pete & Gerry's home, every ingredient in their feed is 100% USDA Organic Certified. This means there are no synthetic pesticides used to grow any ingredients in their feed, and everything is GMO-free. This also means the pastures our organic hens love to explore are never treated with chemical pesticides or fertilizer.

What is Certified Humane?

Certified Humane is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of farm animals, ensuring the humane and responsible treatment of our beloved hens. We invite you to view their standards and find their specific guidelines for egg laying hens.

Is your packaging recyclable?

Yes! Our rPET cartons are both made with recycled plastic and are recyclable as a #1 plastic type. In certain stores, we offer cardboard cartons that are also recyclable. 

How much protein is in an egg?

Each large egg contains around 6 grams of protein; Jumbo eggs are about 8 grams of protein. Eggs are considered a complete protein, meaning they contain each of the nine amino acids. 

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