Fresh ideas to improve the standard egg carton

Egg cartons are a staple in households around the world, because they’re a convenient way to store and transport eggs. With many packaging products, there is always room for improvement. Here are five ideas that explore ways improving the egg carton. Egg cartons have been a staple in households for decades, but there is always

Ten eggs or less

Eggs are scarce and prices have skyrocketed some as much as 200 percent. If demand stays steady and supplies stay put, and if this continues will a solution be to reduce the carton from twelve, a dozen, or ten. Could be a marketing opportunity to address the issue and save a few eggs for bunches

The carton or the egg

Which is more responsible for its preservation. The carton responsibility is to keep the eggs intact. Without it, the eggs could crack and break. The egg is of greater importance. You can’t eat the carton, but you can eat the egg. I look forward to the day when the carton gets updated. Updated to reduce

Digital eggs?

Wouldn’t break. May not require chickens to provide. Could be sold in supermarkets and not make a mess. Food like eggs in physical form has the potential to be damaged, wasted, and thrown away if it exceeds the expiration date. The issue with eggs is that they could break in a carton and cannot be

Innovation and ideas to improve the egg carton

The egg carton is a fixture in the dairy section in supermarkets and marts. Eggs can be cooked in various ways: scrambled, over easy, sunnyside up, during breakfast. They are also in recipes along with those who are brave to drink the yolk. A carton of eggs is made of styrofoam, thick paper, and plastic.

Broken eggs and innovations for egg cartons

It is almost 100% certain that before any customer purchases a carton of eggs is to check them to make sure all of them are intact. All it takes is one broken egg to ruin not just the purchase but the carton. Eggs are delicate and fragile. If one is dropped it will crack and

The quest for improving the egg carton

When a customer grabs, pulls a door open, plucks, or whatever method to buy eggs a large percentage open the carton, whether in paper, styrofoam, or plastic to make sure all of the eggs are intact. In other words, not cracked or broken. If any of the eggs are broken, the consumer moves them aside