Import Cobb 500 Organic Fertilized Eggs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Netherlands

The Cobb 500 Organic Fertilized Eggs are large eggs produced by the Cobb 500 breed under certified organic farming practices in the Netherlands. Each egg measures the large size category, providing ample yolk volume for optimal embryo development. The fertility rate reported for these eggs averages around 90 % when managed under optimal conditions. They are intended for hatcheries seeking consistent, high‑viability chicks and for producers prioritising organic credentials.

The eggs are derived from hens fed an organic feed free from synthetic additives and antibiotics, which enhances the mineral and vitamin content of the yolk. Typical shell thickness for large organic eggs is about 0.35 mm, offering adequate protection during handling. Standard weight for large eggs ranges between 60 g and 70 g, which aligns with industry expectations for robust embryos. Moisture content in organically produced eggs is usually around 75 % and the albumen quality meets standard Haugh units for fertility.

Buyers such as commercial hatcheries, eco‑focused poultry farms, and research facilities can source these eggs for breeding programmes. Trade terms, minimum order quantities and exact lead times are not disclosed in the listing and should be confirmed directly with W&e Holding B.v. Typical packaging involves cartons of 30 eggs with temperature‑controlled shipping to preserve viability.

W&e Holding B.v is based in the Netherlands and is listed with an imported supplier tier and harbour trust tier. The response rate shown is 0 % with no average response time recorded, indicating that buyers should initiate contact early to establish communication. The company specialises in supplying organic fertilized eggs from the Cobb 500 line, emphasizing sustainable farming and animal welfare in its operations.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose minimum order quantities, pricing or lead‑time details, and it does not provide any third‑party certifications beyond the statement of organic farming practices. Prospective importers are advised to request specific certification documents and to verify the farm’s compliance with organic standards before finalising any transaction.