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The Supa Half Dozen Egg Boxes are designed for home keepers, small-scale farmers, and eco-conscious shoppers looking for a reliable way to store and transport up to 36 eggs. These grey, fiber-based cartons offer excellent structural integrity and a secure tab-lock closure, ensuring your eggs remain protected from breakage. While they provide an exceptional eco-friendly alternative to plastic containers, users should note that they are not waterproof and may degrade if exposed to high levels of humidity or direct liquid contact.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | S1393 |
| Brand | Supa |
Yes, they are 100% recyclable, as well as biodegradable and compostable.
The boxes are designed for small to extra-large eggs; jumbo eggs may result in a tight fit or difficulty closing the lid.
No, they are made from absorbent fiber and should be kept away from water and high-moisture areas.
Yes, they are durable enough for multiple uses provided they remain clean and dry.
Each individual box is designed to hold 6 eggs.
No, they arrive ready to use. Simply open the lid and they are ready for your eggs.
Gently fold the cardboard tab slightly outward to create a tighter friction fit when inserted into the slot.
Ensure the box is stored in a dry location; if damp, discard the box in the compost bin to prevent mold growth on the eggs.
Using the Supa Half Dozen Egg Boxes is straightforward. Simply lift the tab, place your eggs into the molded cups, and fold the lid down, tucking the tab into the slot until you hear or feel the lock engage. For compatibility, these boxes fit standard chicken eggs perfectly. Regarding care, keep the cartons in a cool, dry place to maintain their structural integrity. While they can be reused multiple times, check each box for signs of moisture damage or contamination before reuse. If a carton becomes soiled or torn, it can be added to your backyard compost pile or processed in a curbside recycling bin.
