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I'm not sure it was quail that I was looking at. I'm not debating you though. I don't know there prices now or any other site. I do know that GQF is high on everything that I have looked at.
I have ordered from all three places Randall Burkley gqf and eggcartons.com The best fitting cartons was Randall Burkley but eggcartons had a good deal to the 14.95 for 25 which is a 24 count carton that breaks a part into 1 doz . Plus free shipping if you use the code whisper.
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Me thinks you don't compare apples to apples.
Beware of "free shipping" Shipping isn't really (FREE) EVER! It's just built into the cost of the item sold.
You may think entering a WHISPER code gets you a deal, it doesn't.
gqf has the best deal over RB and the wrongly named egg cartons site.
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So those would hold a total of 600 eggs for $14.95. The ones that I get from GQF would hold 1000 eggs for a total with shipping of about $17. $17/1000=$.017, about 2 cents per egg. The ones from eggcartons.com would average out at $.025, about 3 cents per egg. Not bad, but if you regularly send shipments of 50+ eggs, that adds up. For every 1000 eggs sent, the ones from GQF would cost $17, the ones from eggcartons.com cost $24.91. I think I'll stick with the ones from GQF
Ill order from GQf,but I sure do love the labels from eggcartons.com,I might get the labels fromt there and also get nutrition info labels,they have ones for quail!
For my self I have tried different cartons because my eggs are big and they don't fit right without breaking. gqf had a square between the eggs and makes it hard to close the top. RB had a more rounded middle between the eggs and take bigger eggs. Egg cartons took even bigger eggs with room to spare which is better for shipping. since I was ordering from them anyways I tried their cartons. I want cartons that I can use and that make my customers happy. I recycle all my cartons with my customers they pay 1.00 deposit and get it back when they reorder it has worked well for me.
I get mine from Egg Cartons. I don't think there that expensive. I'm not sure, and propabaly wrong. There 20 bucks or so for 50 (12 Egg Carton ) and yes for quail eggs.
Ohhhh and I have yet another question,how much you think a carton of 10 coturnix quail eggs should cost?How much does it cost for yourself to make a carton of eggs exluding the money paid for the pens.Just the feed and light and stuff.
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So those would hold a total of 600 eggs for $14.95. The ones that I get from GQF would hold 1000 eggs for a total with shipping of about $17. $17/1000=$.017, about 2 cents per egg. The ones from eggcartons.com would average out at $.025, about 3 cents per egg. Not bad, but if you regularly send shipments of 50+ eggs, that adds up. For every 1000 eggs sent, the ones from GQF would cost $17, the ones from eggcartons.com cost $24.91. I think I'll stick with the ones from GQF
I live in GA. and have to pay 6% tax over cost+S&H and GQF is still cheaper than the rest, but I don't have (really big eggs).