Is it illegal to reuse egg cartons?
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Few members of the egg-consuming public understand that, once used, an egg carton should not be reused and should be discarded. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service, egg cartons are considered one-time-use packaging, similar to foam meat trays and plastic wrap.
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Few members of the egg-consuming public understand that, once used, an egg carton should not be reused and should be discarded. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service, egg cartons are considered one-time-use packaging, similar to foam meat trays and plastic wrap.
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Yes, you can! Check out this tip and way to save money! You can freeze it directly in the original package if near expiration and you haven't opened the package. If you have an entire can or carton that is nearing expiration, I like to pour it into a freezer safe container and lie it flat in my freezer to save room.
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While it sounds ideal to repurpose them, food safety experts offer caution. Commercial egg farmers follow the FDA's Egg Safety Rule, so they wash and sanitize eggs before packing them in clean, new cartons, eliminating bacteria that may have been present on the shell..
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First thing's first, don't store milk in a paper carton. The key to freezing milk is an air-tight container and those paper milk cartons do not qualify. Save a few clean, small plastic milk jugs (with lids) for freezing if you need to store milk that came in a carton.
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Egg cartons Cardboard egg cartons can be used to start a dozen seedlings, and then cut apart to plant each one when it's time to plant them in the garden. As with newspaper seedling pots, there's no need to remove the plants from the pots before planting, as the cardboard will break down in the soil as the plant grows.
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