What is the difference between Organic and Non-Organic eggs?

Besides just the organic feed for chickens, they're not allowed to give them things like arsenic to make them lay more. Most organically produced eggs are from chickens that are treated quite a bit better than non-organic operations because of basic beliefs about our food supply. Organic eggs have been shown to be more nutritious than "conventional" eggs.

You are right, Ornanic eggs are the eggs laid by chickens which are fed with organic feed, Organically grown products are naturally expensive.

I have no idea and trust me, I have been reading a lot about organic/non-halal products for months now. Is it the same name brand? Maybe that is the difference???

The difference between organic and nonorganic eggs is that organic eggs the chickens will be fed with food that isn't sprayed with pesticides or food that is genetically modified. They also probably aren't injected with antibiotics or anything like that. I'm assuming the only thing that makes it organic though is the feed that they are giving the chickens. I personally buy everything organic if I can find it.

We used to have a poultry house here in our farm. And we also own some native chickens. Those in the poultry house, we call them "45 days chickens" and "egg layer chickens". We fed them "feeds" from suppliers, which I think were formulated in laboratories. On the other hand, those native chickens that we have until now, they are usually left out there hunting for their own food, like insects and grains. I think they are the ones we can call "organic" because they eat foods that are natural and organic, while those grown in poultry houses, they are fed with laboratory formulated and often chemically fortified feeds.