Today’s Farm Organic

Rating
Farm/Brand HeadquartersUnknown
WebsiteNone
Market AreaNationwide
Total Score50

This brand offers plain organic, cage-free organic, and free-range organic eggs, all of which have slightly different standards.They are likely supplied by CMC Food and Puglisi Egg Farm Organic, industrial-organic companies. These eggs are Certified Humane but use the lower standards (cage free and free range) rather than the pasture raised standards.

These eggs can be found at some H-Mart locations.

CriteriaPointsComment
TOTAL (possible score is 1700) 50
1-egg
Brands that have close daily control over their egg production receive the most points.
Ownership Structure
0Store brand, sourced from "local farms"
Brands that only produce organic products make the biggest investments — in time and money — in systems that benefit us all. Eggs sourced from a single operation receive the most points. Eggs of unclear origins and/or with poor oversight receives the fewest points.
Commitment to Organic Label
0Unknown
Additional certifications, depending on the credibility of the label, can demonstrate a commitment beyond the organic standards.
Other Labels and Standards
30Some eggs may be Certified Humane (Cage Free)
Smaller flock sizes (the number of laying hens per housing structure) offer better animal welfare conditions.
Flock Size(s)
0No answer/information not confirmed
The best housing offers space for natural behaviors and legitimate access to the outdoors through adequate exits.
Hen Housing and Exit Areas
0Fixed housing with unknown exit areas
Adequate indoor spacing reduces stress and disease. With less crowding, birds can stretch their wings and more easily perform other natural behaviors.
Indoor Spacing
0At least 1 square foot per bird
High scoring brands provide enough space to allow each hen to fully utilize their outdoor area, and to perform instinctive behaviors without harming the environment.
Outdoor Spacing
0May not have legitimate outdoor access
High quality outdoor access includes vegetation, soil, and ample opportunities to forage year-round.
Quality of Outdoor Access
0Outdoor access may consist of porches, unconfirmed
Birds that are introduced to the outdoors early are more accustomed to spending time outdoors without fear or stress.
Outdoor Access Timing
0Unknown
Year-round access to perches, scratching areas, deep litter, novel foodstuffs, and dust bathing contribute to quality of life.
Enrichments
0Unknown
Chickens use their beaks to interact with the world. Authentic organic farmers account for this behavior, eschewing beak trimming.
Alterations
0Severe beak trimming in birds pictured
Raising chicks on farm or buying them from certified organic hatcheries shows dedication to organic production from start to finish.
Chicks and Pullets
0Unknown
Brands that have low rates of deaths and utilize their spent hens for human consumption or similar score the highest.
Deaths, Culls, and Spent Hens
0Unknown
Brands that closely monitor and manage health of soil, native species, and water quality receive the most points.
Environmental Impacts
0Unknown
Feed Sourcing0Unknown
Brands that score well here go above and beyond to ensure the highest animal welfare, taking into consideration their hens’ safety and cleanliness, natural behavior, and stress levels.
Animal Welfare
20Basic animal welfare benchmark met due to Certified Humane label
Cornucopia believes you have a right to transparency. Top brands share information with Cornucopia via a survey and cooperate with our own independent investigations.
Transparency
0No transparency, store brand
Brands do not receive points, but this information is offered for people with soy and/or gluten allergies.
Soy free and/or gluten free?
Unknown
Brands do not receive points, but are invited to submit the name of their Accredited Organic Certifier (suppliers may have different certifiers).
Organic Certifier (non-scoring)
Unknown
Extra credit is offered for various practices that go above-and-beyond in some form.
Extra Credit
0None