Stonegate came into being almost a century ago, in the Southeast of England, as one of the first egg producing co-operatives in the country. They’ve now planted their organic roots in Wiltshire, on the outskirts of Lacock, a National Trust village. From there, alongside rearing their day-old chicks who go on to lay Stonegate’s very own eggs, they pack and send out eggs from their partners, some of whom they’ve known for over 30 years.