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Eggs being bought at Cafe Chaos in Truro An egg producer based on the Roseland Peninsula is popping up at locations throughout Cornwall to sell trays of their free-range eggs to local communities - and supporting Cornwall's food banks as it does so. For each tray of St Ewe Free Range Eggs sold at their current reduced price, the producer is donating one carton of eggs to food banks across the county to try and help ease growing food poverty that's being exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Like many small businesses, St Ewe has seen more than half of its business drop off due to the pa...

Eggs being bought at Cafe Chaos in Truro An egg producer based on the Roseland Peninsula is popping up at locations throughout Cornwall to sell trays of their free-range eggs to local communities - and supporting Cornwall's food banks as it does so. For each tray of St Ewe Free Range Eggs sold at their current reduced price, the producer is donating one carton of eggs to food banks across the county to try and help ease growing food poverty that's being exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Like many small businesses, St Ewe has seen more than half of its business drop off due to the pa...

Farm donates thousands of eggs as demand plummets 18 January 2021 | Producers face the reality of having to throw away perfectly edible eggs as demand declines Thousands of cartons of free range eggs are being donated to food banks by a farm which has seen a drop in demand due to the pandemic. Egg producer St Ewe launched the Shell Out To Help Out campaign to support local communities as the Covid crisis has caused 'business to drop'. For each tray sold at their current reduced price, the farm is donating 1 carton of eggs to food banks across Cornwall. St Ewe says it is trying to help ease t...

St Ewe, an independent egg farm in Cornwall, is donating thousands of its eggs after sales plunged during lockdown. The farm is home to 180,000 hens who 'can't be furloughed', CEO Bex Tonks points out