Why Choice Our Egg Container for Refrigerator?

High Quality: Our egg storage container for refrigerator are made of food grade PP material, durable, not easy to break, durable, hygienic and easy to store.

Large capacity: The single-layer egg storage can hold up to 20 eggs. A double Layer can hold up to 41 eggs.

Multi-mode: There are two ways to use the egg cartons for you to choose, vertical and automatic rolling egg rack. And adopts a foldable structure, which not only saves space but also increases capacity.

Suitable for various egg shapes: The egg tray is not limited to placing eggs, but can also place various egg shapes such as duck eggs and preserved eggs. One machine is multi-purpose.

Lift & Folding Design

Save space in your fridge and maximize storage for eggs.

Groove Design

Prevent shaking, effectively prevent the egg from colliding and breaking.

Anti-slip Design

The bottom is made of soft rubber, non-slip and firm, not afraid of sliding.

Auto Scrolling

Easy access to eggs

EGG HOLDER FOR REFRIGERATOR

The construction of the egg tray includes a sturdy lid that fully protects your eggs. This makes the tray stackable, allowing you to use the space above the tray without worrying about bruising or cracking eggs.

EGG CONTAINER FOR REFRIGERATOR

Transparent design and high-quality materials ensure that your eggs are always safe and fresh. Inventory checks are made easier by just glancing at the pallet.The composition and manufacture of the trays demonstrate lasting reliability and durability.

REFRIGERATOR ORGANIZER BIN

The egg rack is made of food-grade high-quality materials, allowing you to fully store your eggs and keep them fresh. It is easy to use and maintain with minimal effort. Refrigerator egg containers are easy to clean with tap or lukewarm water, but they are not dishwasher safe and hand washing is recommended.

Egg Tips 1

What’s the best way to store eggs?

The best way to store eggs is to keep them in their carton or egg holder, so you can check the Julian date (the date the eggs were packed) or expiration date. The carton or egg holder should be placed in the coldest part of the refrigerator at 45 °F or lower – not in the door, where temperatures may fluctuate when it is opened and closed.

Egg Tips 2

What points should you consider when buying eggs?

• Always purchase eggs from a refrigerated case.
• Choose eggs with clean, uncracked shells.
• Don’t buy out-of-date eggs.
• Look for the USDA grade shield or mark. Graded eggs must meet standards for quality and size.
• Choose the size most useful and economical for your lifestyle.
• When purchasing egg products or substitutes, look for containers that are tightly sealed and unopened.

Egg Tips 3

Why should eggs be refrigerated?

In the United States, it’s more than a food safety recommendation that eggs be refrigerated – it’s the law. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) determined that the best way to fight salmonella contamination is by making sure eggs are clean before they reach consumers. So, on commercial egg farms (those that have 3,000 hens or more) it is required that eggs are thoroughly washed and immediately refrigerated before they leave the farm. The washing process removes any contaminants, such as manure, with which the eggs may have come in contact. Once eggs have been refrigerated, it is critical they remain that way. A cool egg at room temperature can sweat, facilitating the growth of bacteria that could enter the egg through its porous shell. Refrigerated eggs should not be left out more than two hours.Refrigeration also preserves egg quality.