Mr. Somkid Wannalukkee, Chief Executive Officer, Egg Business, CPF, revealed that Benja Omega 3 eggs are the first egg product in CPF's product line to receive the Net Zero label. The company prioritizes this from the selection of Super Food ingredients to the development of feed formulas tailored to the needs of hens at each stage of their life. This ensures the hens receive optimal nutrition, reducing excess nutrients excreted as waste, such as nitrogen in chicken manure, minimizing farm waste, and resulting in high-quality eggs. Furthermore, CPF utilizes a "Green Farm" model, employing advanced engineering technology to manage resources using a circular economy approach. This includes using solar energy on farms to reduce external electricity purchases, and implementing the "Waste to Value" concept, transforming waste into value. Broken eggshells are used to produce soil conditioner, and recycled paper packaging is selected. After maximizing carbon reduction efforts, any unreduced carbon is offset using carbon credits from reforestation projects.

These processes elevate the qualities of Benja Omega 3 eggs, meeting the needs of modern consumers in terms of both nutritional value and safety. With five times more Omega-3 than regular eggs, and rich in DHA, Vitamin E, and iodine, Benja Omega-3 eggs support heart and brain health. Consumers can be confident in the quality of the eggs, stemming from the selection of superior hen breeds, high-quality feed, and a cage-free system that promotes healthy hens. Under strict biosecurity measures, no hormones or antibiotics are used throughout the rearing process.

“This significant step for Benja Omega-3 Net Zero eggs proves that the livestock sector can coexist harmoniously with the environment. We don't just focus on profit; we consider food security and the sustainability of future generations. CPF is ready to move towards its Net Zero organizational goal by 2050 to create a better world with every bite,” said Mr. Somkid.

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