Case Studies
Find out how Eagle customers are using our responsibly sourced, reliable products in their industry.
Global Poultry Processor Food Safety Audit
The Company involved in this food safety audit conducted by Eagle Protect is an integrated poultry producer in New Zealand and a large domestic producer and exporter of poultry products. It processes, on average, 130,000 birds per day and employs approximately 500 culturally diverse workers, both male and female.
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Leading U.S. Beef Producer Food Safety Audit
Operating within stringent food safety standards, a leading beef processing plant in the U.S. partnered with Eagle Protect (the top supplier to the New Zealand beef exporting industry) to conduct a food safety audit at one of their facilities. No recalls or events demanded an audit, but rather the Company's effort to continuously improve their food safety programs and sustainability goals.
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Proof of Protection from a Global Meat Exporter
A global red meat exporter specializing in beef, lamb and venison needs to take every precaution when it comes to food safety in their facilities. As they provide meat to some of the world's largest food service brands, which feed millions of people around the globe, the interviewee and business have been kept anonymous.
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Snack Processor Eliminates Cost & Glove Fragments
Nature's Bakery, a family owned business committed to producing healthier snacks, burst onto the natural snacks scene in 2010, and earned the Nevada Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program award in 2017. Quality Assurance Supervisor Ryan Evanson was dealing with one major food safety issue when he first met with the Eagle Protect team - consumer complaints due to glove fragments in the finished product.
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New Oyster Shucking Glove Reduces Waste & Maintains Safety
A business with unique needs, a fellow B Corp certified company, required a glove specific to their industry - a glove designed for working with sharp and abrasive shellfish. Shucking oysters requires workers to securely hold an oyster in the non-dominant hand while using a tool in the dominant hand to open the oyster - therefore only the non-dominant hand wears the specifically designed glove.
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Cannabis Farm Eliminates Contamination with Certified Clean Gloves
Freya Farm is a cannabis producer and processor in Washington. They are passionate about organic cannabis cultivation, growing high-grade and unique strains. Following a recall due to their products testing positive for the antimicrobial chemical o-Phenylphenol, the Freya team conducted full testing of all items which had come in contact with their recalled products. As a last resort, their single-use “food safe” gloves were tested and found to be the contaminant.
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Going Beyond USDA Organic Requirements
Fran’s Chocolates has been certified Organic since 2016. To remain compliant with USDA National Organic Program (NOP) guidelines, Fran’s must be able to show their packaging material and storage containers do not contain synthetic fungicides, preservatives or fumigants.* They apply a similar rigor of compliance to anything that touches their certified ingredients and final products, including single-use gloves.
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How Better Quality Gloves Reduce Glove Cost
Following meeting the Company’s food safety representatives at the Food Safety Summit in 2017, Eagle began a commercial trial of their FineTOUGH nitrile gloves in both the butchery and deli departments of 8 west coast locations. Eagle’s research into the cross-contamination risks of disposable gloves alerted them to their current food safety procedural risks.
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