A large and tender chicken with plenty of meat on the carcass. And when you choose Label Rouge, you know the chickens were raised with care. Isn’t that what you want?

Bert-Jan Lantinga

What is a white-legged chicken?

A white-legged chicken is a slow-growing free-range chicken from France with white feathers and legs. This chicken has the superior French label rouge, awarded 3* Better Life by the Dutch Animal Protection Society. White-legged free-range chickens live longer and are fed 100% vegetable feed, of which 75% grains. This means that this chicken has a lot of meat on the carcass and the fine grain of the meat makes this chicken certainly more tender than the average free-range chicken.

White-legged chicken Label Rouge

This White-legged chicken comes from France and carries the Label Rouge, which means that the chicken has lived under the best conditions. The Label Rouge quality mark goes further than the three-star Better Life quality mark of the Animal Protection Society. Label Rouge is a unique production method with a sophisticated feeding program and strict controls ensure that a superior end product is guaranteed. In other words: Label Rouge is top of the bill when it comes to chicken meat. Poultry with this label are always rustic breeds, selected for quality and slow growth. The farms always offer free outdoor range, with always access to shady meadows (minimum 2 m2 per chicken!). The chickens are fed 100% vegetable food that consists of at least 75% grains, supplemented with vegetable proteins (such as peas). The animals live longer, making the meat firmer and tastier. In short: chicken meat at its best and fairest...