BELVIEW EGGS

Originally the company started with a mere 5,000 hens and a table top grader and now the company has expanded 9 times to deal with the increasing demand on sales and has heavy invested in top of the range equipment. The company now has 21 production houses, 11 in Louth and 10 in Monaghan, with a total of 288,000 hens that are all approved by Bord Bia under the Sustainable Egg Assurance Scheme. The packing centre is approved through the Bord Bia Sustainable Egg Assurance Scheme and holds AA rating with BRC (British Retail Consortium).

In 2017 Belview invested in 400 solar panels, LED lighting throughout the packing centre and received its Bord Bia Origin Green certification in May 2018. In early 2018 Belview introduced robotics to its packing centre and invested in a MOBA MR12 and a Moba Double Case Erector.

Belview Eggs is committed to working and building an extremely positive and successful working relationship with our customers, new and old from over the years and hope to continue to do so for many more to come. Belview’s aim is to produce and delivery a good quality product at a competitive price from farm to customer.

Why Us

Belview Eggs are able to offer a wide range of free range and fresh eggs to meet the needs of all our customer. Our products range from retail ready packs to multiples of thirty egg foodservice trays for larger quantity orders. We supply a large range of retailers with both own brand and Belview Eggs branded products. Our eggs can be found in Lidl, Tesco, Spar, Mace, Londis and XL shops.

Our product range

Eggs

Sustainability

•Belview Eggs no longer collect eggs on pulp trays from its farmers but instead changed to a reusable plastic egg cargo system.
•This system means Belview can collect more product in a single lift from farms thus reducing food mileage, with a bonus that the eggs travel better in this more secure system.
•It has also reduced waste in the packing center as the trays are washed after grading and returned to the farms completely clean, which also helps to improve on-site biosecurity measures.
•In 2017, the company installed 400 solar panels generating 25% of its annual electricity needs.
•With the target area of waste, the company has reduced waste per unit of output by over 21% since 2017.
•Belview Eggs also plans to continue this strong performance having now committed to transitioning away from plastic cartons to pulp/cardboard cartons, setting a target of 88% by the end of 2021 (from a baseline of 78% in 2020).

Our Accreditations

• BRC
• HACCP
• Origin Green Verified

Our Awards

All Ireland Pollination Plan
Georgina Campbell's best breakfast awards 2020