15-Count Molded Pulp Egg Carton

15-Count Molded Pulp Egg Carton for Egg Packaging

King Green Pack (KGP) supplies the 15-count molded-pulp egg carton for egg farms, grading and packing stations, distributors, supermarkets, food retailers, and private-label egg packaging projects. This lidded carton is designed to organize fifteen eggs in separate molded compartments while helping protect them during handling, storage, transportation, and retail display.

Made from molded pulp fiber, the carton combines an integrated lid, fifteen individual egg cells, raised dividers, and a nestable structure. It is suitable for B2B buyers looking for practical egg packaging that can support regular production, bulk storage, wholesale distribution, and repeat supply orders.

The 15-count molded pulp egg carton is food-contact compliant, recyclable, compostable, and plastic-free as a carton product. Its natural pulp appearance is suitable for egg brands and packaging buyers that prefer molded fiber packaging instead of foam or rigid plastic cartons.

For more capacities, buyers can also explore our Molded Pulp Egg Cartons category.

Product Specifications

Key Features of the 15-Count Molded Pulp Egg Carton

Fifteen Individual Egg Compartments

The carton contains fifteen molded egg cells arranged in three rows of five. The individual compartments separate eggs from adjacent eggs and help maintain an organized packing layout during normal handling, storage, distribution, and retail display.

Integrated Lidded Carton Design

The integrated lid helps enclose the eggs inside the carton and provides a convenient format for farm packing, wholesale distribution, retail shelf display, and customer handling. This product is a complete lidded egg carton rather than an open egg tray.

Closure details and locking performance may vary according to the selected product model and can be confirmed with the KGP sales team before ordering.

Made from Molded Pulp Fiber

This 15-count molded pulp egg carton is made from molded pulp fiber without emphasizing a specific plant fiber source. The molded fiber surface gives the carton a natural appearance and makes it suitable for egg brands, farms, distributors, and retailers looking for an alternative to foam or rigid plastic egg cartons.

Supportive Molded Cell Structure

Raised dividers and molded egg compartments help separate and support individual eggs within the carton. The three-row structure provides fifteen individual cells while maintaining an organized rectangular packaging format.

Egg dimensions and grading standards vary between markets. Buyers should test the selected carton with their actual eggs and packing process before confirming a bulk order.

Food-Contact Compliant

The product is suitable for egg packaging applications and is supported by relevant food-contact compliance documentation. Specific test reports or compliance documents can be confirmed according to the customer’s destination market and purchasing requirements.

Compostable and Recyclable Carton

The molded pulp carton is compostable and recyclable. Disposal methods, collection systems, composting conditions, and permitted environmental claims may vary by market, so buyers should confirm local waste-management and labeling requirements before using market-specific claims.

Plastic-Free Egg Carton

The egg carton itself is made from molded pulp fiber and does not use foam or rigid plastic as the carton material. The bulk shipping method uses thickened PE bags to protect stacked cartons during storage, handling, and shipment.

Stackable and Nestable

The empty cartons can be nested in stacks before use, helping reduce storage space and improve handling efficiency for egg farms, grading stations, packaging warehouses, distributors, and wholesale buyers.

Nesting efficiency is important for B2B buyers because it affects warehouse space, handling time, bulk packing, and shipping preparation.

Suitable for 15-Egg Packaging Programs

The 15-count format is suitable for markets and packaging programs that require fifteen eggs in one retail or distribution carton. The three-row layout provides a clear pack quantity and separate molded cells for each egg.

Suitable for B2B Bulk Supply

KGP supplies the 15-count molded pulp egg carton for wholesale orders, OEM projects, ODM cooperation, private label packaging, and repeat bulk purchasing. Product specifications and packing details can be coordinated according to the selected model and order requirements.

Common Applications

• Commercial egg farms
• Egg grading and packing stations
• Egg distributors and wholesalers
• Supermarkets and grocery retailers
• Farm shops and local food markets
• Private label egg brands
• Food packaging distributors
• Fifteen-egg retail packaging programs
• OEM and ODM egg packaging projects
• Domestic and export bulk supply

Why Choose a 15-Count Egg Carton?

A fifteen-egg carton provides a practical packaging format for markets where fifteen-count egg packs are required. It helps egg producers and distributors create a clear pack quantity while maintaining a separate molded compartment for every egg.

The three-row by five-cell layout provides an organized internal structure for packing, handling, retail display, and transportation. It can be used for farm packing programs, wholesale distribution, supermarket egg packaging, and private label products.

For B2B buyers, the correct carton should be selected according to actual egg dimensions, packing equipment, closure requirements, handling method, transportation distance, and destination-market requirements.

Buyer Decision Guide

When selecting a 15-count molded pulp egg carton, buyers should consider the complete packaging process rather than comparing unit price alone. Important factors include egg fit, compartment depth, divider height, lid alignment, closure performance, carton strength, nesting efficiency, packing quantity, and storage conditions.

Test the Carton with Actual Eggs

Egg sizes and grading standards vary between farms, countries, and product programs. Buyers should test samples using the actual eggs that will be packed. Sample testing helps evaluate egg fit, cell support, lid clearance, closure alignment, and handling performance.

Review the Packing Process

The carton should be suitable for the buyer’s manual or automated packing workflow. Buyers should check how the cartons are separated from the stack, filled, closed, moved, stored, and prepared for distribution.

Confirm Retail and Branding Requirements

For supermarket and private label projects, buyers may also need to consider label placement, sleeves, stickers, barcodes, product information, and shelf presentation. Available branding solutions should be confirmed according to the selected product model and order requirements.

Confirm Compliance Documents

Food-contact, compostability, and other supporting documents should be reviewed according to the destination market. KGP can coordinate relevant documentation based on the selected product and customer requirements.

Product dimensions, egg-size compatibility, closure details, ventilation design, unit weight, packing quantity, and MOQ can be confirmed with our sales team according to the selected model and order requirements.

Thickened PE Bag Packing

The empty egg cartons are nested in stacks and packed in thickened transparent PE bags. This packing method helps keep each stack grouped and provides additional protection during warehouse handling, storage, and shipment.

The standard packing method for this series does not require an outer paper carton. Packed PE bags can be prepared for warehouse storage, palletizing, loading, and shipment according to the customer’s order plan.

The number of cartons packed in each PE bag is not fixed on the product page and should be confirmed with the KGP sales team before production.

Before ordering, buyers should confirm:

• Selected 15-count egg carton model
• Required packing quantity per PE bag
• PE bag thickness or special packing requirements
• Stack height and warehouse handling method
• Shipping and palletizing requirements
• Labeling or private label requirements
• Destination market and compliance documents

OEM, ODM and Private Label Support

KGP supports B2B buyers that require more than standard bulk supply. Depending on the project, available services may include product selection, sample evaluation, packaging coordination, private label support, labels, sleeves, barcodes, and customized packing arrangements.

• OEM molded pulp egg carton projects
• ODM packaging development
• Private label egg packaging
• Custom labels and barcodes
• Retail sleeve coordination
• Thickened PE bag packing
• Sample testing before bulk orders
• Repeat production and long-term supply

Final customization options depend on the selected product structure, order quantity, branding requirements, and production feasibility. All details should be confirmed with the sales team.

Why Choose KGP as Your Egg Carton Supplier?

• Factory supply: Direct support for wholesale, distribution, and repeat orders.
• Multiple capacities: The series includes 10-count, 12-count, 15-count, 20-count, and 30-count lidded egg cartons.
• Molded pulp fiber: Natural molded fiber material for egg packaging applications.
• Food-contact compliance: Relevant documentation is available according to project requirements.
• Compostable and recyclable: Suitable for buyers seeking molded pulp packaging options.
• B2B services: OEM, ODM, private label, and wholesale support.
• Bulk packing: Nested stacks packed in thickened PE bags.
• Sales confirmation: Technical and order details are confirmed before production.

Common Mistakes When Buying Molded Pulp Egg Cartons

• Ordering without egg-fit testing: Egg dimensions vary, so actual samples should be tested before bulk purchasing.
• Assuming all 15-count cartons are identical: Cell depth, lid shape, closure structure, and dimensions can vary by model.
• Only comparing unit price: Product strength, nesting, handling, and packing efficiency also affect the total purchasing result.
• Ignoring lid clearance: Buyers should test whether the selected egg size allows the lid to close correctly.
• Ignoring storage conditions: Molded pulp products should be stored in a clean, dry, and ventilated environment.
• Using unverified certification claims: Food-contact and compostability claims should match the available reports and destination-market requirements.
• Not confirming PE bag packing: Quantity per bag and shipping arrangements should be confirmed before production.

FAQ

What is a 15-count molded pulp egg carton?

A 15-count molded pulp egg carton is a lidded pulp fiber package designed to hold fifteen eggs in separate molded compartments during packing, storage, transportation, and retail display.

How are the fifteen egg cells arranged?

The carton shown uses a three-row layout with five egg compartments in each row, providing fifteen individual egg cells in total.

What material is the egg carton made from?

The carton is made from molded pulp fiber. The material description does not specify a particular plant fiber source.

Is the carton food-contact compliant?

Yes. The egg carton is supported by relevant food-contact compliance documentation. Specific reports can be confirmed according to customer and destination-market requirements.

Is the egg carton compostable?

Yes. The molded pulp carton is compostable. Local composting conditions, disposal systems, labeling requirements, and environmental marketing rules should be confirmed for the target market.

Is the carton recyclable?

The molded pulp carton is recyclable where suitable collection and recycling systems are available. Local recycling rules should be checked before making market-specific claims.

Is the egg carton completely plastic-free?

The egg carton body itself is made from molded pulp fiber and is plastic-free. Thickened PE bags are used for bulk packing and shipment protection.

What egg sizes fit this carton?

Egg-size compatibility should be confirmed using the customer’s actual eggs and the selected carton model. Sample testing is recommended before placing a bulk order.

How are the cartons packed?

The cartons are nested in stacks and packed in thickened transparent PE bags. The standard packing method does not use an outer paper carton.

How many cartons are packed in each PE bag?

Packing quantity is confirmed with the sales team according to the selected model, stack height, order requirements, and shipping arrangement.

Can KGP support OEM or private label orders?

Yes. KGP supports wholesale, OEM, ODM, private label, labels, sleeves, barcodes, and customized packing coordination for B2B buyers.

What is the MOQ?

MOQ is confirmed with the sales team according to the selected carton model, customization requirements, production plan, and order quantity.

Can I request samples before ordering?

Yes. Sample testing is recommended so buyers can evaluate egg fit, lid alignment, closure performance, carton strength, stacking, nesting, and packing suitability before confirming a bulk order.

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