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I use an egg safe ink to date them the day they were laid.
I bought 3 customs stamps from Etsy.
1 stamp has my "farm name" and all the things the state of Taxachusetts requires you to have on your egg cartons if you choose to sell them.
The 2nd stamp has egg storage and handling instructions.
The 3rd stamp is a return carton stamp with my "farm name" on it as well.
I just stamped them on some rainbow holographic sticker paper and cut them out.
And I bought the clear cartons from Amazon.
The clear cartons aren't cheap, and they're kind of a pain in the butt to open and close. There's snaps all the way around. I bought them thinking I could showcase the eggs. But they're more of a pain than what they're worth. I bought paper cartons, once the clear ones are gone. I think the stickers will be flashy enough to catch people's eyes.
