Ho comprato questa scatola di uova perché nella scatola c’era scritto che erano Freilandhaltung, tuttavia sono tutte contrassegnate con un 2 nel loro codice seriale (Bodenhaltung). Come è legale/possibile? Le mie uova non dovrebbero avere un 1 nel codice o essere pubblicizzate come Bodenhaltung? Tutte le uova hanno un 2, quindi non penso che sia un "un errore con l’uovo".
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di deathoflink
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The rightmost egg says 1.
I don’t think the mix of egg types is intentional.
Maybe another customer switched them out.
If it’s very important to you, make sure to check the eggs before you buy them. It’s good practice anyway in case one is broken.
Should you spot this irregularity again, point it out to the staff while you’re still there.
Ever heard of happy chickens out in the open and on the grassy floor. I think it’s correct that both Bodenhaltung outside is possible. The chicken is not suspended in free air.
And this subject, ladies and gentlemen, is a sample for perfect assimilation!
IIRC, occasionally chickens that are normally kept in free range conditions may be kept in ‘Bodenhaltung’ but their eggs can still be marketed as free range. This is particularly the case if there is ‘Stallpflicht’ due to bird flu in the area where the chickens are kept. Maybe that’s what happened here?
>I bought this carton of eggs because they said in the carton that they were Freilandhaltung
That’s not true. The carton **explains** what Freilandhaltung is according to the definition of the KAT.
I understand the confusion. But the carton text also explains how to really check if the eggs are from Freilandhaltung.