Give me space: Are you buying a real free range egg or a fake one?

By Jamie Brown
Updated February 8 2018 - 7:06am, first published February 7 2018 - 1:00pm
Producers of free range hens must have adequate outside access to meet new consumer guidelines, otherwise the ACCC might do to them what they did to Snowdale Holdings in West Australia.
Producers of free range hens must have adequate outside access to meet new consumer guidelines, otherwise the ACCC might do to them what they did to Snowdale Holdings in West Australia.

New national guidelines for free range egg production will come into force late April and this week the Australian Consumer Commission released its own guidance on how best to adhere to the new rules

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