egg cartons ?

[frozen1]

Where to buy egg cartons online??? do you use new or used to sell to customers? I would like to take my egg sales to the next step, or do people realy care that they are used? Just throwing it out to see what people use. thanks!

 

[speckledhen]

You really should get new ones if you are going to sell to many people. I do reuse the polystyrene ones a couple times, but we do bleach them. After that, the material gets a bit flimsy and broken down. I buy from www.eggcartons.com and they always have fabulous service. I get 100 at a time that say "Farm Fresh Eggs" on the lid and if you wait till they have a free shipping special, you save a good bit.

 

[33yardbirds]

I use the paper pulp type because I don't like styrofoam, I don't even drink from styro cups. But I'm old and don't believe in "better living through chemistry". I don't reuse cartons either.

 

[BonnieJean]

I got mine from My Pet Chicken (mypetchicken.com). I thought they were reasonably priced and they came really quickly. Have fun!

 

[speckledhen]

The paper ones are much cheaper for sure and you can use them to start fires in the fireplace or woodstove like we do.

 

[Cheep]

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1. Where do you buy them?

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2. do they come in the 6-egg size?

Thank you!

 

[Boo-Boo's Mama]

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1. Where do you buy them?

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2. do they come in the 6-egg size?

Thank you!

http://www.eggcartons.com/category-exec/category_id/15/nm/6_Egg_Cartons

This is what I'm looking at ordering.

 

[Cheep]

Thank you

 

[frozen1]

all good info thanks!

 

[woodmort]

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Why? Assuming the eggs were clean, what better way to reuse and recycle. In fact, I give my egg customers $.25 off every dozen of the cartons they return to me. I once ran out of cartons (gave away a lot of eggs to the local food bank) and found a new supply at the local trash transfer station, the gal that works there sorts them out.