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2/3/12 at 5:23pm

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I am in desperate need of cartons large enough to fit my duck eggs (80-90 grams). Where do you find them at a reasonable price??

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2/3/12 at 7:16pm

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EggsCartons.com has egg cartons. I ordered cartons for chickens and ducks both thinking the duck egg cartons would be plenty big. They aren't big enough for my pekins eggs though so I'm going to have to ordered the goose egg cartons for them. Right now they have free shipping so its a good time to order.

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