

Others to benefit from the new site include consumers, retailers and health professionals.
The new design is based on a 'hub' format, linking nine previously independent sites to one main menu and allowing users to find information on everything egg-related.
The new site contains up-to-date research, statistics and information about the British egg industry along with a FAQ section to answer common questions including "Where should eggs be stored?" and "How can I tell if my egg is fresh?"
Consumers will also have access to more than 200 recipes, step-by-step cooking videos, detailed information on the Lion mark and food safety and the latest news on eggs, nutrition and health - including an interview with Dr Hilary Jones dispelling the myths surrounding eggs and cholesterol.
Health professionals will benefit from a dedicated section containing in-depth information on health, nutrition and diet; whilst schools, teachers and students will find a host of valuable resources.
British Egg Industry Council Chairman, Andrew Parker, said: "The new British Lion eggs website provides a valuable resource for consumers, journalists and the egg industry. The re-launch follows research into user requirements, and we hope the design and content will make this the destination site for everyone looking for information on eggs."
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