In 1926 a small group of farmers from the village of Stonegate in East Sussex, England, collaborated to form an egg cooperative. The farmers pooled all the eggs they produced together and packed them, they then took the finished product to markets to sell. This was the beginning of Stonegate Farmers. Following the merger between Horizon Farms and Stonegate in 2000 and major acquisitions, including Thames Valley Foods in 2001, the modern day Stonegate Farmers emerged. The company has proceeded to grow from strength to strength, progressing into a thriving, professional and innovative business. All Stonegate Farmers eggs are produced in the UK to the rigorous British Lion Quality standard, for customer and consumer peace of mind. The eggs are packaged in locations around England, i

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