Imagine gathering eggs from your coop on a crisp morning, only to worry about cracks during transport or storage. These pulp fiber egg flat cartons solve that problem effortlessly. Each one securely holds 30 eggs in individual compartments, preventing them from rolling around and bumping into each other. Crafted from recycled materials right here in the USA, they're an eco-conscious choice that doesn't compromise on strength.
Unlike flimsy plastic alternatives, these cartons are made from molded pulp fiber, which absorbs shocks and provides a natural cushion for delicate shells. They're stackable, so you can store multiple layers without toppling, perfect for busy farms or even backyard enthusiasts. The flat design fits neatly into crates or boxes, making it easy to carry dozens at a time to your local market or kitchen counter. And since they're biodegradable, you can compost them once the eggs are gone—no waste guilt here.
Each pack includes 15 cartons, giving you capacity for 450 eggs total—enough to handle a productive week from your hens. The compartments are precisely sized for standard chicken eggs, but they accommodate slightly larger ones too, like those from free-range birds. Light brown in color, they look clean and professional, appealing to customers if you're selling directly. Plus, the material is naturally resistant to moisture, so a little morning dew won't cause sogginess during collection.
On a small family farm, load up these cartons after morning chores and head straight to the farmers' market without a single broken egg. At home, they're great for organizing eggs from your weekly CSA pickup, keeping your fridge tidy. Even hobbyists with a few hens appreciate how these cartons simplify sorting and storing, reducing the mess in the garage or shed. I've used similar ones myself, and they cut down on the frustration of fragile packaging—your eggs arrive whole, every time.
Investing in a pack of 15 means you're set for months of reliable protection. They're affordable, practical, and align with a sustainable lifestyle, whether you're raising chickens or just love fresh eggs. Grab yours and experience the difference in how you handle your harvest.
