Working towards "Eggsellence"

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Tuesday, 25 August 2009 12:08

bartlett mitchell units only buy free range eggs; we are "working to inspire a free range future"!

To support our claim we have just been awarded with the Silver Eggsellence Award from the Battery Hen Welfare Trust.This award would demonstrate that all shell eggs used on our premises have been laid by British free range hens.

We would love to be able to apply for the Gold Certificate but egg products are well hidden in a lot of what we eat ... did you know that 65% of all battery hen eggs are used by food manufacturers i.e. pasta, pastry etc, however some some of our individual units will be working towards this Gold Certificate later this year.

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bartlett mitchell's 10th birthday bash

A big Thank You to everyone who attended our 10th Birthday Bash, it wouldn't have been the same without you. If you would like some more information about bartlett mitchell, or any of the food you saw on the night, please contact Hannah at bartlett mitchell Head Office, 01784 471 411.
We certainly had a great time, and we hope you did too.

Our 1st PlayPump

We're delighted to announce that bartlett mitchell has achieved our first PlayPump, in Ha Mareka Tsheoneng Village, Lesotho through our customer and client support of - One Water, bartlett mitchell's chosen Charity Water.

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