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Bird Flu in South Australia: What It Means for Days Eggs and Our Free-Range Hens Last updated: 7 September 2026 You may have heard about the current H5 bird flu situation in South Australia and wondered what it means for the eggs you buy and the hens that produce them. The most important thing to know is that eggs available for sale remain safe to eat. As at 7 September 2026, there have also been no confirmed H5 bird flu detections in poultry or other livestock in South Australia. However, H5 bird flu continues to

Dion Andary – ABC News Article BACK TO MEDIA Dion Andary from Days Eggs says that while his chickens can access the outdoors, many chickens choose to stay in the laying shed. READ MORE

South Australia’s largest egg producer set to expand production by 70 per cent by 2016 BACK TO MEDIA South Australia's largest egg producer is about to begin a multi-million-dollar expansion in the state's Mid North. Days Eggs currently has just under 300,000 laying hens, with about a third of them in cages. Managing director Dion Andary says the company's now increasing its free range operations, and hopes to have a total of 500,000 hens in by the end of 2016. "We've been lucky enough to get a 324-hectare property at Port Germein," he said. "The property will house

Days Eggs not affected by recent egg recall over salmonella outbreak BACK TO MEDIA You may be hearing in the news today about a national egg recall. This is very worrying for all in the industry however we can confirm we have never done any business with the farms in question. We have been in regular contact with Bio-Security SA and they are monitoring egg movements by other traders in SA. We would just like to reassure our customers that this does not affect Days Eggs and we thank you for your continued support. READ MORE

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