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Bounty Farms’ selenium eggs are currently being market-tested in four Metro Manila supermarkets, one of which caters to wholesalers. "We’re eyeing the upscale market because our cost of production and, consequently, our retail price is higher than others in the industry," said president Edwin Chen. 


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Selenium eggs, anyone?

By Rose G. De La Cruz | July 8, 2002 - 12:00am

The bad news is that eggs still have cholesterol. The good news is that eggs – at least one brand, anyway – now contain selenium, an antioxidant that may help control cell damage leading to, among others,...

Business As Usual