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By | 3 Apr, 2006
Now I am a socially conscious person. I buy my eggs free-range because I abhor the conditions that create them. It’s only fair – we are taking away their offspring. But what about Easter eggs? Seemed like a good time for Bran-Power to ring Cadbury to find out.
Cadbury: Welcome to Consumer Services, this is C——-
Bran-Power: I’m just calling about eggs, seeing as it’s Easter and that, and I was wondering how you guys make your eggs?
C: We have molds – in half of the molds we’ll put chocolate and then they’ll put chocolate into the other one and put the pieces together and rotate it.
B: Sounds pretty…full-on.
C: Yeah.
B: Are the eggs made in healthy conditions?
C: Oh yeah everything’s cleaned, every time they make a batch or something. There’s general cleaning procedures put in place for that kind of thing.
B: Is there plenty of space?
C: Not sure, I haven’t been in the actual part where they make the Easter eggs.
B: So you’re not sure if the conditions are too cramped or anything like that?
C: I wouldn’t think that they were – they’d be up to legal standards.
B: So you monitor that process?
C: Yep, absolutely.
B: Do you think that improves the quality of the eggs?
C: I’m not too sure sorry.
B: Do they make them bigger?
C: Make what bigger?
B: The eggs, well that’s why I figured they’re brown.
C: Well they just make the sizes that they have. Just a regular – I think they’re 200 grams.
B: Do you think you guys should advertise the fact that they’re made in good conditions?
C: If they had the need to do so.
B: How would you tell if they’re not made with this standard? Would they be too creamy or something?
C: [pause] I don’t know what you’re getting at, sorry
B: Oh, ok. You can categorically say your eggs are free range?
C: [long pause] No….free range eggs? Are you talking about eggs or Easter eggs?
B: Easter eggs of course. Are your Easter eggs free range?
C: That’s not a question I can answer
B: That’s cool. Thanks for that. Cheers
C: Thank you, bye bye.
There you go folks – you make your own mind up.
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