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Daffodils part of an eggs-ceptional ‘combo’

February 3, 2016  By Dave Harrison


Feb. 3, 2016, Toronto — Yesterday morning, commuters in major Canadian cities had a bright start to their day with Egg Farmers of Canada’s (EFC) unique pop-up yellow gardens in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal.

Beginning at 7:30 a.m. local time, egg farmers distributed egg breakfast sandwiches and potted daffodils to help Canadians wake up to yellow with the natural goodness of eggs. (Click on images for more information)

The majority of Canadians (71 per cent) say they are looking for natural and healthy foods to start their day off right. With six grams of the highest quality protein and 14 essential vitamins and nutrients, like iron and vitamin A, 88 per cent of Canadians agree that eggs are a natural way to start your day.

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“Eggs are one of the few foods considered to be a complete protein,” says Bonnie Cohen, director of marketing and nutrition at Egg Farmers of Canada. “They contain six grams of the highest-quality protein, and 14 essential vitamins and nutrients, and are always free of added steroids and hormones. Eggs provide the natural goodness that Canadians are looking for at breakfast.

“We wanted to help Canadians wake up to yellow with the natural goodness they need to start their morning off right.”

Ninety-two per cent of Canadians say a healthy and balanced diet is the simplest way to maintain health and wellness, with over half finding it more difficult to eat healthy in the winter months.

Start your day with the natural goodness of eggs and share how you wake up to yellow by tweeting, posting or sharing your favourite egg breakfast using the hashtag #WakeUpToYellow.

ABOUT EGGS FARMERS OF CANADA

Now in its fifth decade as one of Canada’s leading agriculture organizations, Egg Farmers of Canada ensures domestic egg production meets growing demand for fresh, local, high-quality eggs. The organization also promotes egg consumption and good nutrition, manages national programs, and represents the interests of regulated egg farmers from coast to coast


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