10 Preserved Egg Tray for Shell-On Eggs

Ten eggs in a 288 mm row is a length that shows the whole pack at once: a buyer at a deli counter can check every shell without lifting the tray, and staff can see where a cracked egg sits in the sequence at a glance. The narrow 117 mm depth keeps that long body steady on a counter, because the centre of gravity stays close to the surface underneath.

A ten cavity pack is filled in one pass along the row, which is why the pockets are spaced on a regular pitch rather than grouped together: a hand moving down the row places each egg without backtracking, and the fill can then be checked in a single sweep.

At 288 mm the HP10 is the longest tray in the preserved range, so a crate or shelf sized for the six or eight count may not take it. Measure before switching, or lay it lengthways where a counter or table has the depth to hold it without overhang.

A carton holds 500 pieces, which at ten eggs each moves about 5,000 preserved eggs in one box. At US$0.10 a piece the cost comes to one cent for every egg slot, in line with the rest of the preserved family, so the choice between counts is about shelf fit rather than price.

Yelui Packaging produces clear PET egg trays and boxes in its own blister packaging factory, covering chicken eggs, quail eggs, pigeon eggs and preserved eggs across the full size range. Wholesale pricing starts at just US$0.10 per piece with a minimum order of 3 cartons (1,500 pcs) and delivery in 1–2 weeks. Request a quote below for bulk supply, custom cavity layouts or private label stickers.