Our Story

About EB Enterprises

What started as a small, one-bunny operation in 33 AD has grown into a global phenomenon serving 195 countries across 7 continents (yes, including Antarctica — penguins love chocolate).

The Origin Story

In the spring of 33 AD, a rabbit with an entrepreneurial spirit and a surplus of painted eggs made a decision that would change the world: door-to-door delivery.

What began as a small regional operation in the eastern Mediterranean quickly expanded along trade routes. By 500 AD, we'd established partnerships with major guilds across Europe. The Industrial Revolution allowed us to scale from handmade wicker baskets to semi-automated weaving.

Today, EB Enterprises operates on every continent, employs over 4 million seasonal workers (mostly rabbits, some squirrels), and hides approximately 4.2 billion eggs annually.

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E. Bunny

Founder & CEO

Serving since 33 AD

Key Milestones

33 AD

Founded

First egg delivery completed. Client satisfaction: "Confused but delighted."

1200

European Expansion

Partnered with the German Egg Painters Guild. Introduced the concept of "egg hunts" to replace "egg confusion."

1682

Chocolate Eggs Invented

Revenue increased 4,000%. Real eggs deprecated (except for deviled egg enthusiasts).

1953

White House Easter Egg Roll

Became official egg hiding partner for the White House lawn. Secret Service background checks were... extensive.

2024

AI-Powered Hiding

Launched HideScore™ AI to calculate optimal hiding difficulty per child. Complaints about "too easy" hunts dropped 94%.

Leadership Team

A dedicated team of professionals committed to egg excellence.

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E. Bunny

Founder & CEO

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S. Nutkins

VP of Hiding Operations

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C. Peep

Head of Basket Design

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D. Mallard

Chief Egg Officer

Our Core Values

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Egg-cellence

Every egg placed with intention. Every basket crafted with care. We don't do "good enough."

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Discretion

We arrive in silence. We leave no trace. Children will never know the magic is outsourced.

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Sustainability

100% recyclable baskets. Carbon-neutral hopping. Ethically sourced chocolate.