Import Fresh Farm Chicken Eggs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Kingdom

Fresh Farm Chicken Eggs are supplied by Hardy Consultant Limited in both white and brown varieties, covering the full size spectrum from small to extra large. The listed weight range spans 45 g to 70 g, with brown eggs specifically ranging between 65 g and 70 g. Each egg is described as having a thick albumen and a medium‑dark yellow yolk, and the shells are noted as thick and smooth for the brown‑coloured eggs.

Packaging is performed on chemically treated paper pulp trays that hold 30 eggs each, and twelve such trays are packed into a five‑ply printed export carton. The supplier states that the cartons are suitable for 40‑ft refrigerated containers, which are pre‑cooled to temperatures between 2 °C and 5 °C and kept at that range throughout transit. The description also mentions that the eggs are free from Newcastle disease, avian influenza, salmonella, mycoplasma and other contagious diseases, providing a high level of bio‑security for buyers.

Potential customers include food service distributors, retail chains and catering companies that require consistent egg quality and reliable supply. Hardy Consultant Limited is listed under the imported supplier tier with a harbour trust tier, but the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities, lead times, incoterms or payment conditions, so those details should be confirmed directly with the supplier before finalising a purchase.

Hardy Consultant Limited operates from the United Kingdom and is classified in the platform’s imported supplier tier with a harbour trust tier. The supplier’s profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no average response time recorded, indicating that initial contact may require follow‑up to obtain a reply.

The company’s listing focuses on the egg product line and provides detailed size, weight and packaging information, but it does not include data on production capacity, certification status, minimum order quantity, pricing or specific export documentation. Buyers should request a recent batch analysis, any relevant UK food safety certifications and clarification of trade terms before proceeding.