Oungy 36 PCS Plastic Egg Cartons Cheap Bulk 24 Count Clear Blank Egg Cartons with Free Labels Holds up to 24 Eggs Securely Reusable Egg Carton for Family Pasture Chicken Farm Market Display, 4x6 Grids

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• [Superior Bulk Value Pack] Stop overpaying for small sets. This Oungy egg cartons cheap bulk package includes 36 individual 24-grid containers and a roll of 100 "Fresh Eggs" stickers. It’s the ultimate cost-effective solution for small farm owners, backyard chicken enthusiasts, and market vendors looking for professional bulk egg cartons
• [24-Cell High Capacity Design] Each plastic egg carton features a 4x6 grid, holding up to 24 medium-sized chicken eggs. Measuring approximately 11.1 x 7.6 x 2.6 inches (283x193x66mm), it provides ample space for egg storage while the 1.7x2.6 inch (44x66mm) holes securely cradle each egg to prevent movement and cracking
• [Crystal Clear Visibility] Showcase the quality of your harvest! These plastic egg cartons are made from high-transparency PET material, allowing customers or family members to inspect egg freshness without opening the lid. The sleek, clear design transforms a simple egg container into an attractive retail display
• [Secure Locking & Stackability] Designed with robust locking tabs, these egg cartons bulk sets stay shut during transport, ensuring your eggs arrive at the kitchen or market safely. The flat-top design and reinforced structure allow for stable stacking, maximizing your vertical storage space in the refrigerator or delivery truck
• [Professional Labeling Included] Elevate your brand with the included 100-count roll of "Fresh Eggs" labels. These stickers not only add a charming, professional touch to your egg container but also provide space to write dates or prices, making them perfect for resale at farmers markets or local grocery stores