Found: include fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, grains, beans, pulses and natural animal products such as eggs

Found: The second most correctly identified categorisation is for raw eggs as unprocessed. (59%).

Found: categorises food and drink into four groups: Unprocessed or minimally processed foods: Fruit, vegetables, eggs

Found: classification for UPF has four categories: Group 1 (Unprocessed or minimally processed, e.g. grains, eggs

Found: curriculum enrichment events that made the boys want to be in school: Animal Man Days, Ducks and Hen Eggs

Found: six groups of foods and drinks: starchy foods; fruit and vegetables; milk and dairy; meat, fish, eggs

Found: and included advice to restrict the number of eggs consumed to no more than three per week1. 3

Found: scientists, businesses and policymakers to advance plant-based, fermentation-made and cultivated meat, eggs

Found: online shopping platform, including a breakfast cereal, and the additional availability of 6 Easter eggs

Found: extracted from corn and other plants chemical modifications of these substancespowdered milk, powdered eggs

Found: June 2022Where cash is used Paying and/or tipping someone 55% Top up food shop (e.g., milk or eggs

Found: Laibson, D. (1997) ‘Golden Eggs and Hyperbolic Discounting*’, The Quarterly Journal of Economics,

Found: Consumption of Meat, Fish, Dairy Products, and Eggs and Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease.

Found: We have also looked at eggs. Chair: Derek Thomas’s next question is about that.

Found: forward, it takes you down that multi-technology approach because it is too risky to put all your eggs

Found: That is important too so that we are not putting all our eggs into one basket or into one rocket because

Found: That is important too so that we are not putting all our eggs into one basket or into one rocket because

Found: That is important too so that we are not putting all our eggs into one basket or into one rocket because

Found: with food prices being so high, we have seen the prices of staple produce such as bread, milk and eggs

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what his Department's policy is on the procurement of (a) food and (b) drinks produced in Britain for use in its canteens and restaurants.

Answered by Chris Philp - Minister of State (Home Office)

Catering services for our canteens and restaurants are provided by our Facilities Management providers on a regional basis. This service provides sustainable and ethical food, adhering to government buying standards.

This compromises of several categories, which include:

• Production standards
• Traceability
• Authenticity
• Origin of meat & diary
• Animal welfare
• Eggs
• Palm oil
• Fish and seasonal produce.

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps he is taking to end the use of cages in farming.

Answered by Mark Spencer - Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

We have delivered an ambitious legislative programme since the publication of the Action Plan for Animal Welfare, which will deliver significant improvements for animals in the UK and abroad. We are firmly committed to maintaining our strong track record on animal welfare and to delivering continued improvements, both in the course of this Parliament and beyond.

Mindful of the challenges facing the sector, we are not consulting on cage reforms. The market is already driving the move away from using cages for laying hen production. Egg producers and consumers should rightly have pride in the quality of British eggs, with about 75% coming from free range, barn and organic production systems. The UK also has a significant outdoor pig sector with 40% of the national sow breeding herd farrowing freely on outdoor units with no option for confinement.

We continue to work with the farming industry to maintain and enhance our high standards of animal welfare. The Animal Health and Welfare Pathway, part of our domestic agricultural policy, supports farmers to produce healthier, higher welfare animals. The Government’s welfare priorities for the Pathway include supporting producers to transition away from confinement systems.

Question to the Department for Work and Pensions:

To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, what his Department's policy is on the procurement of (a) food and (b) drinks produced in Britain for use in its canteens and restaurants.

Answered by Paul Maynard - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Work and Pensions)

The DWP’s FM supplier has investigated the sourcing of food and drink in its canteens and restaurants. They confirm that all food and drink has to meet the Government Buying Standards, as well as their catering sub-contractor’s (Compass) own non-negotiable standards that have to be met in relation to animal welfare and quality assurance.

In order to achieve this, Compass have a set of strict food sourcing standards that their suppliers have to adhere to. These are split up between:

• Dairy and eggs

• Fruit and Veg

• Animal Products

• Fish and Seafood

• Meat sourcing

• Grocery and Savoury

For instance, for dairy liquid milk they state it must be from British Origin and red tractor assurance. All our eggs are cage free (liquid and shell). All shell eggs are from the UK.

Compass have set the net zero target of 2030, so have banned air freight in their business.

Culling male chicks for not laying eggs contradicts societal values. Companies like Seleggt have demonstrated that non-invasive methods like in-ovo sexing exist and they offer a humane alternative. Mandating their use in the UK promotes ethical standards in animal agriculture.

Found: Culling male chicks for not laying eggs contradicts societal values.

Found: more than half of its area • cut the strip during the bird breeding season, as birds, nests and eggs

Found: suspected offence against nesting birds Report a suspected offence against nesting wild birds or their eggs

Found: control efforts will focus on movement control of susceptible animals and their germinal products (semen, eggs

Found: conditions governing intra-Community trade in, and imports from third countries of, poultry and hatching eggs