Sweden (Gothenburg) food sourcing

[new_bie]

Hey :) I’m new here! And not sure if this sort of post or question is accepted/appreciated. But trying my luck.

I moved to Sweden-Gothenburg last year and it seems impossible to find corn & soy free eggs. They always have either soy or corn, I did an exhausting research, talked to many farmers but so far I wasn’t successful.

So now I have two questions:

1) which one is the lesser evil: corn or soy? If organic.

2) is anyone by any chance living in Sweden Gothenburg and knows where to source s&c free eggs?

I’ve also been trying to get a2 milk preferably goat or sheep, not been successful either. Its really frustrating.

Thanks in advance ??

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

Hey :) I’m new here! And not sure if this sort of post or question is accepted/appreciated. But trying my luck.

I moved to Sweden-Gothenburg last year and it seems impossible to find corn & soy free eggs. They always have either soy or corn, I did an exhausting research, talked to many farmers but so far I wasn’t successful.

So now I have two questions:

1) which one is the lesser evil: corn or soy? If organic.

2) is anyone by any chance living in Sweden Gothenburg and knows where to source s&c free eggs?

I’ve also been trying to get a2 milk preferably goat or sheep, not been successful either. Its really frustrating.

Thanks in advance ??

I would say corn is less harmful than soy.

 

[Rasaari]

You can find some stuff from reko but mostly in the nordics there is very little if any variation. Haven't seen goat milk or A2 milk anywhere.