Organic Eggs
1 doz. X-Large brown, pulp carton
Natures Yoke Item # 211 2511
Case Weight: 25 lb.
Case Dimensions: 12”x 12”x 13½”
Case Cubic Inches: 1944
Units per Case: 15
Unit Dimensions: 12”x 4”x 2¾”
Carton Type: Pulp
Unit Size: 1 Doz.
Exp. Date: Packed with 45 day code or less where required by law
This attractive pack of organic eggs is a great selection for the health-conscious mother who is looking for the better buy while yet
maintaining her values of healthy eating. Extra Large eggs are normally the better buy. They contain 12˝ % more food than the standard large sized egg. Let’s do the math. If 1 dozen large organic eggs were to sell for $4.00 a dozen, the extra large should sell for 112˝ % of $4.00. This would equal $4.50 per dozen for the extra large. Often they are only priced slightly higher at $.10 or $.15 per dozen. Nature’s Yoke organic extra large eggs are the better buy.
The pulp carton offers a more economical price for the organic eggs than the plastic carton does. True, the eye appeal of the carton is not of equal power, but this carton does not look drab by any means. The warm red bar shouts “Organic” while the earthy brown bar solidifies the “Cage Free” aspect. The wheat tells the story of veggie fed and the yellow background on the natural carton gently ties the Nature’s Yoke logo to the quality product it stands for.
This item is packaged in Lancaster County, PA by our family run operation. We work with small farmers who together with their families, produce eggs we can market to retailers that are looking for quality, sustainable farmed goods for their customers. Granted, the mega “organic” operations might be able to offer cheaper eggs at times, but to maintain sustainability of organic foods, many customers would rather not buy the eggs produced on the in-line farms, whether organic or not.
Nature’s Yoke extra large organic eggs in this pulp carton should be given consideration. Whether the supermarket or the health food store, it could be a real fit. Presently the movement is “sustainable” and certain growth is expected as organic numbers are increasing.
The pulp carton offers a more economical price for the organic eggs than the plastic carton does. True, the eye appeal of the carton is not of equal power, but this carton does not look drab by any means. The warm red bar shouts “Organic” while the earthy brown bar solidifies the “Cage Free” aspect. The wheat tells the story of veggie fed and the yellow background on the natural carton gently ties the Nature’s Yoke logo to the quality product it stands for.
This item is packaged in Lancaster County, PA by our family run operation. We work with small farmers who together with their families, produce eggs we can market to retailers that are looking for quality, sustainable farmed goods for their customers. Granted, the mega “organic” operations might be able to offer cheaper eggs at times, but to maintain sustainability of organic foods, many customers would rather not buy the eggs produced on the in-line farms, whether organic or not.
Nature’s Yoke extra large organic eggs in this pulp carton should be given consideration. Whether the supermarket or the health food store, it could be a real fit. Presently the movement is “sustainable” and certain growth is expected as organic numbers are increasing.