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Saskatchewan egg producers donate snack product for Ukrainian refugees

By Neil Billinger Apr 7, 2022 | 3:04 PM

The snack products, made from egg whites and lentils, are valued at $150,000.

Todd’s Protein Crisps are produced by Evova Foods, a subsidiary company of Saskatchewan Egg Producers. The protein crisps are being shipped to Ukraine alongside dried soup mix prepared by the North Okanagan Valley Gleaners Society.

“In humanitarian crises like this, ready-to-eat, healthy food is a huge need,” said Dion Martens, executive director of Saskatchewan Egg Producers.

East West Express is donating the trucking costs from Saskatoon. Global Emergency Missions Society are handling the logistics of transporting the food products to Ukraine.