In Belarus, a fresh egg has been produced
In the heart of Smilovichi, Belarus, a unique attraction has made its debut. A vending machine, unlike any other, is now selling chicken eggs. This is the first vending machine in a district center of Belarus to offer this service.
The man behind this innovative idea is businessman Eduard Kovalev. He emphasises the eco-friendliness of the machine, as it reduces the carbon footprint associated with traditional egg distribution methods.
The eggs sold from this machine are supplied by 100 free-range laying hens. These eggs, described as sunny, are a local attraction, drawing in curious residents and visitors alike.
Each dozen eggs from the vending machine cost 5 rubles, and two eggs cost 9 rubles. If the experiment with this format proves successful, Mr. Kovalev plans to install another one in the capital.
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