Egg Farmers of Ontario (EFO) is happy to be back for a second year with our Beat Hunger competition in partnership with The Ontario Association of Food Banks (OAFB).

After last year’s successful contest, EFO will once again be offering an extra 600 dozen eggs to the community food bank that receives the most online votes. Food banks coming in second and third will receive an extra 400 and 250 dozen respectively.

It’s hard to find something to talk about when the name Hella Comat comes up, but not because there is nothing to mention. The problem is the Halton native has so much going on.

How many of you buy eggs at your local grocery store or supermarket each week?

We hope everyone reading this answered that they do.

Did you know that when you are buying eggs with the Canada Grade A symbol on the carton, you’re supporting Canadian egg farmers like Dave, Patrick and Al?

Let’s learn to cook with Six by Sixteen.

Want to learn to how to cook and make healthy choices all while supporting locally grown food?

Six by Sixteen is a food literacy site to help young people learn to make heathy choices. It was developed by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA), who partnered with 20 industry commodity and local food groups.

Six by Sixteen offers recipes, how-to videos, where to buy local and how to be healthy.

Want to learn more click here and see what this program has to offer.  

Egg Farmers of Ontario has pledged financial support to help fund important research and clinical trials for Rellidep™, an antidepressant drug, for individuals suffering from depression and for society as a whole. Rellidep™, is being developed as a treatment for depression and early studies in patients indicate it may be more effective, have shorter time-to-clinical benefit and be better tolerated than currently-available antidepressants.

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