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So what would be the difference of plastic versus cardboard - considering that cardboard is more forgiving for shock... sounds counter - intuitive...?
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So what would be the difference of plastic versus cardboard - considering that cardboard is more forgiving for shock... sounds counter - intuitive...?
Actually, for us it was more about the cardboard ones absorbing moisture. We did experience the odd cracked shell and when the egg leaks, the cardboard allows the leakage to migrate to the other eggs in the holder (and other holders, depending on how they are stowed). Mould, mildew, etc.

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