Yes. Also, amongst pasture raised eggs, there is some new vendors attempting to reduce PUFA content of their eggs by experimenting with new blends of supplemental feed. For example: https://angel-acresfarm.com/products/low-pufa-corn-soy-free-eggs

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No pufa is just a new buzzword. If you just eat eggs not fed soy and corn, you get the benefit. This is the company I used to use, their protein is peanut based.

Southern Natural Feeds | Non-GMO Non-Soy Soy-Free - Non-GMO Non-Soy Soy-Free Poultry Feeds

Non-GMO and Soy Free - Southern Natural Feeds | Non-GMO Non-Soy Soy-Free

In reality, there has to be a way to connect farms with local waste streams of other food products ( peanuts, peas, bugs, the ugly veggies like that guy in New York does etc) to get this all over. Should be a tax credit or something for places that separate out compostable stuff and get it to farmers because we need healthier people.