Cosmopolitan Maldives soffers ethically sourced, premium eggs — including free-range and cage-free eggs from the exclusive and trusted farm.
Eggs are a daily staple in Maldivian households — enjoyed daily for their versatility, affordability and nutritional value. But with so many options on the shelf, how do you choose the healthiest and most ethically sourced eggs?
At Cosmopolitan Maldives, the answer is clear: go beyond the shell. With over 23 years of experience in food sourcing and importation, the company is committed to delivering high-quality eggs that meet customer expectations while supporting ethical and sustainable farming practices.
Company proudly offers ethically sourced, premium eggs — including free-range and cage-free eggs from the exclusive and trusted farm. This commitment to quality and care is what sets Cosmopolitan apart in the Maldives market.
Neringa Vaitkute, assistant branch manager at Cosmopolitan, recently visited the egg farms in India — a transformative experience. The hens roam freely, live comfortably, and are fed a wholesome, hormone-free diet. Beyond health benefits, choosing cage-free or free-range eggs supports sustainability and animal welfare. The farm’s owner studied in France and brought back sustainable European standard farming practices to India. Inspired by what company witnessed at the farm, returned with renewed confidence to delivery the highest standards to the customers.
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The difference isn’t just ethical — it’s nutritional. The lifestyle and diet of hens directly influence the nutritional value of their eggs. Studies show that Free-range eggs contain higher levels of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, making them a true nutritional powerhouse for health-conscious consumers
Cosmopolitan ensures product safety and freshness through a temperature-controlled supply chain. Their modern warehouse in Hulhumale’ is equipped to store chilled and frozen storage. As an FSSC-certified company, Cosmopolitan undergoes regular audits and strictly follow international food safety standards.
So next time you’re choosing eggs, remember — it’s not the shell that matters. True health begins with how the hen is raised and what it’s fed.