EGG CARTONS

http://www.eggcartons.com/category-exec/category_id/95/nm/Plastic_Egg_Cartons

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use the same people that Ruth does.
They are at least $10.00 cheaper for the 12 egg size cartons than the other places on line and inclue more in their bundle size.
I have always ordered the cheapest shipping option and I still get my order two days later.
I was shocked at the price difference when I checked out the other site.
 
Ya, I've been shopping around, and mypetchicken has cheap cartons, but then they charge like $18 for shipping ground!! Thats a ripoff!

I need to find a cheaper place...Next spring I'm gonna have 14 chickens laying a day, and I need some to keep up.


Oh btw, my cartons sold.

~Caran
 
Oh thats awesome that you sold your cartons.
I just ordered some more cartons yesterday from the same link I posted, I got 150 cartons and with shipping it was like $50.00. The shipping was I think $8.60.
Some of the places that offer free shipping actually charge more for their cartons and its still not a deal.
This company has the cheapest shipping I have found and the cheapest cartons as well.
I had ordered some last month and then realized I would need more.
I have 25 hens that are between 20-24 weeks right now and I knew I would need more cartons.
I ordered the plastic so that they could be wiped out and reused, and they hold up better for reuse.
 
thanks all
I did end up ordering my cartons from eggcarton.com bought a total of 50 / the doz and 18 count cartons plus i purchase the labels and print my own up

now I just need to get a few more people to buy the eggs , around here seem there two cheap to buy fresh eggs the rather buy months old eggs from wallworld at a $1.60 a doz
 
I would try selling them at the farmer's markets, they sell around here for $4.00 dozen and sell out very early every week too.
People expect to go there and pay for fresh and the prices that go with it.
Out of your house sales, put up a big sign that says fresh local or fresh natural eggs for sale with the price, I wouldn't sell them for less that $3.00 though.
I think marketing them as fresh, and all natural makes a difference and makes people want to buy them.
Good luck with it.
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I can't seem to sell my eggs for $2.00. I had 3 people buying and now nothing.

Really? Im selling mine for $2.50 per dozen, and my chickens cant seem to lay enough. As soon as I get a dozen, there sold. I get about 11-12 eggs a day.
 
SundownWaterfowl
[ can't seem to sell my eggs for $2.00. I had 3 people buying and now nothing

know the feeling I try at 2.00 nothing so now wife is sell some at work for 1.50 to start told her we'll raise them slowly to 2. bucks once there hook -line- and then sink them...LOL​
 

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