Butlers Organic Eggs

28/05/2026

🌱🥚 Organic is so much more than just “free range.” 🐓

At Butlers Organics, our hens don’t just get access to the outdoors — they get a genuinely higher welfare life. More space inside, more room to roam outside, natural behaviours encouraged, and absolutely no routine chemicals or GMOs in their feed. 🌿

These girls spend their days scratching, dust bathing, sunbathing, exploring and just being chickens — exactly as they should. ❤️

Organic farming means:
✔️ No GM feed
✔️ No routine pesticides or chemicals
✔️ Higher welfare standards
✔️ More indoor and outdoor space
✔️ A more natural life for the hens

When you choose organic, you’re not just buying eggs — you’re supporting a better standard of farming. 🥚✨

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19/05/2026

Organic eggs are more than just free-range — they’re produced through a completely natural farming system focused on animal welfare, sustainability, and chemical-free production.

Organic hens are free-range, but they are also fed certified organic feed with no GMOs, while the land they live on is farmed without synthetic pesticides or chemical fertilisers. Birds are given more indoor and outdoor space, with strict standards in place to support their natural behaviours and wellbeing.

Free-range eggs provide outdoor access for hens, while organic farming goes a step further by focusing on the entire environment the birds are raised in — from the soil and feed right through to the finished egg.

Producing organic eggs comes with higher costs due to stricter regulations, certification, natural feed, and higher welfare standards, but it ensures a truly natural and chemical-free approach to farming.

11/05/2026

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05/04/2026

04/04/2026

Trading with the world is a positive thing, being friendly with our neighbours and part of unions benefits us all – nutritionally and to promote peace and prosperity. But, it’s also important to us to support local and buy local food as much as possible. Food security is a real issue and supporting local farmers and paying them fair prices (we’re looking at you supermarkets!) is always going to be an important topic that we will talk about regularly.

Buying locally produced food, of course means less food miles. ‘Food miles’ is the term for the distance food is transported from the time of its making until it reaches the consumer. Choosing local food requires less transport, therefore less fuel/energy is used to get the food to your plate – so local food has a smaller carbon footprint because it produces less transport related emissions. Less transport usually means less need for packaging too. We use as little packaging as possible to get our food to you, and where we do use packaging we choose paper or compostable bags over plastic.

Supporting local food producers means more work and more money in your community. Spending money with Irish business will mean more Irish jobs, more Irish tax and therefore better services for everyone. Shopping locally strengthens the local economy too. Local businesses are more likely to recirculate the money locally – not just on wages and taxes, but also on local suppliers and services. This leads to a stronger financial foundation for our neighbours and communities and a more recession-resilient local economy.

Will you support the local economy and help Ireland build better food security by buying a box of organic fruit, vegetables and groceries from us today (and we can support our network of Irish suppliers too).

As always, thank you for your support

Kenneth

13/03/2026

So true

10/12/2025