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CEP teaming up with Art Students League of Denver for 'Flat of Eggs' juried art exhibit

Thursday, May 25, 2017

The Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association is thrilled to have the opportunity to partner with the Art Students League of Denver for its "Flat of Eggs" juried art exhibition.

This exhibit will be on display at the Art Student's League of Denver Gallery (200 Grant St. in Denver) through June 16.

Be sure to check it out!

Anyone wanting to see the artworks that will be exhibited, and learn more details about the exhibit, can click here.

Eggs finally — and accurately — being incorporated into the heart-health regimen

Wednesday, April 26, 2017

The symptoms, causes and affects of heart disease have no doubt been well-documented for years, but the same can't be said about factual information regarding one of heart health's biggest allies — eggs.

Those days seem to rightfully be coming to a close, though, as technological and medical advances have allowed experts to better understand how eggs have a place at the table of heart-healthy eating, after years spent on various nutritional no-no lists.

Research has shown eggs indeed have heart-protective qualities, including one recent study published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition that found a daily egg intake led to a 12 percent reduced risk of stroke.

Other research found that eating one to three eggs per day resulted in increased levels of high-density lipoprotein, also known as the "good cholesterol," as well as an improved blood lipid profile.

Colorado egg farms donating hundreds of thousands of eggs to families in need for Easter

Thursday, April 6, 2017

The local farms that make up the Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association will once again be helping out the Easter Bunny this year, as they're partnering with Feeding Colorado to donate hundreds of thousands of eggs to food banks, and ensuring those in need will have eggs in time for the holiday.

Members of the media are welcome and encouraged to attend an upcoming event, where the Food Bank of the Rockies’ mobile pantry will be on hand distributing these food donations, and will also be joined by the Easter Bunny and CEP’s mascot, Eggbert.

Personnel and equipment from Commerce City Emergency Responders will be on hand as well, as will the Churn and Burn food truck, serving up breakfast burritos.

Additionally, this Easter Egg-Stravaganza will include prize giveaways, with each attendee heading home with an Easter egg-dyeing kit, and two lucky kids being randomly selected to win new bicycles.

UNEGGSPECTED HOUSEHOLD USES FOR THE INCREDIBLE, EDIBLE EGG

Monday, April 11, 2016
UNEGGSPECTED HOUSEHOLD USES FOR THE INCREDIBLE, EDIBLE EGG
Colorado egg farmers solve common household challenges with one egg-cellent ingredient
 
DENVER – April 2016 – Eggs are commonly known as a delicious, nutritious option for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But eggs can also be extremely useful outside of the kitchen. From moisturizing your skin to improving your garden, the nutrients in eggs provide many household solutions. The Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association wants to share some great ways for you to use eggs around your home.

 

Local Egg Farmers Encourage Coloradans to "Fuel Their Fun" During National Egg Month

Friday, May 1, 2015



CEP mascot, Eggbert, fuels his fun with local bike riders.

With all of the delicious food found at barbeques and pool parties, it’s easy to let healthy eating fall by the wayside in the warmer months. May is National Egg Month, and there is a lot to celebrate about the nutrition, versatility and flavor eggs bring to the picnic table. Whether you’re planning to scale a 14er, enjoy a family bike ride or spend the day by the pool, the Colorado Egg Producers (CEP) Association encourages Coloradans to “fuel your fun” with eggs this spring and summer.

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