Okuna Outpost Okuna Outpost 20 Pack Brown Half Dozen Paper Egg Cartons with 25 Labels

Can't store all your eggs in one basket? No need to worry about having too many eggs and not enough storage again thanks to these reusable egg cartons! Whether you have your own backyard flock or enjoy buying eggs from local farmers, these blank egg cartons are essential for keeping your eggs fresh and intact. Each set features 25 cute labels that feature a chicken and read "Farm Fresh Chicken Eggs," allowing you to conveniently track the dates of your eggs. The stickers can be easily applied to the top area on the cardboard egg cartons, enabling you to record the egg-laying dates for proper rotation. Use these paper egg cartons for your DIY projects, retail shop, or farmer’s market stand. In addition to their practicality, these egg cartons have versatile applications beyond storing eggs. These 6 egg carton containers can be repurposed for arts and crafts projects, organizing small items, or even as seed starters for gardening enthusiasts. The pulp material creates a firm and secure fit for eggs to keep them fresh. Each egg carton measures 6.2x4.5x2.8 inches and can hold up to 6 eggs. • Paper Egg Cartons for Storage: Use this set of 20 brown pulp fiber egg cartons to store eggs for an upcoming arts and crafts project, farmers market, or while delivering to customers
• Date Labels: The 1/2 dozen egg cartons include 25 "Farm Fresh" labels where you can write names or the egg-laying date so that you can keep track of their freshness
• Pulp Material: Our reusable mini egg cartons are made of high-quality pulp material designed to help keep your eggs fresh and dry; they can be customized with markers, pens, and stickers
• Sized for 6 Eggs: Each of the egg cartons for chicken eggs measures 6.2x4.5x2.8 inches, the perfect size for storing up to 6 standard-sized eggs in each container
• Bulk Set: You will receive a 20-pack of egg carton labels with 25 "Farm Fresh" date stickers, so you can gift leftover eggs to friends and family or sell them at farmers' markets