Today Egg Rate | NECC Egg Rate today | Wholesale | Mandi

In India the egg rates changes every day and it is monitored by NECC. If you want to know the today egg rate you can visit our website necceggratetoday.in where daily updated egg prices published by NECC are available. You will find the live NECC egg rate today list in the table below.

What is NECC 

NECC stands for National Egg Coordination Committee which is an organization that sets the prices of eggs to ensure the right rates for farmers suppliers and consumers. NECC announces the daily and monthly rates of eggs and you can check them in the tables below.

NECC’s Egg Price Information System

NECC made a system to send daily egg rates to farmers through its official website and SMS. Because of this, even farmers in villages can know the egg price without going to the market.

Daily NECC Egg rate list

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To avoid big changes in the egg prices in the market NECC publishes daily prices to keep the market stable. This helps both consumers and producers. In the below table you can see the NECC daily egg rate list for different cities. 

• You can use the dropdown menus to choose the desired month and year. For example, if you’re looking for prices for July 2025, select July from the “Select Month” dropdown and 2025 from the “Year” dropdown.
• After selecting the month and year, click the “View Egg Rates” button to load the relevant prices for that specific time period.
• Once the table is loaded with the specific month’s prices, you can view the prices by city for the selected month and year.
  

Monthly NECC Egg rate list  

If you are a farmer or supplier looking at long-term trends the monthly egg rates can help you see where the prices are going. The monthly rates from NECC are also available in the table below.

Why NECC Controls Egg Prices

In the 1980s, poultry farmers in India were facing a very hard time. Egg prices had become so low that farmers couldn’t even cover their basic costs. Many people stopped their work because they were getting losses.

Then, Dr. Banda Vasudev Rao and Chitturi Jagapati Rao travelled around India with some farmers. They met more than 300 people to bring everyone together. Finally, in May 1982, NECC (National Egg Coordination Committee) was started. From 14th May, NECC began telling daily egg prices.

NECC’s Success

Because of NECC’s efforts, egg production increased a lot in India. In 1984-85, production was 8.2 lakh tonnes, and by 1995-96, it reached 14.96 lakh tonnes. Egg exports also increased, which was almost nothing before.

NECC’s Slogan

NECC’s famous slogan is: “Sunday ho ya Monday, roz khao ande!” (Sunday or Monday, eat eggs every day!) We saw this slogan many times in TV ads during our childhood. This slogan helped people understand the importance of eggs and increased their demand.

Difference between NECC, Wholesale, Retail and Supermarket egg rate 

The daily and monthly prices published by NECC are for the wholesale market which means they are for farmers suppliers and distributors. Many people confuse wholesale rates with retail and supermarket rates and the rates published by NECC.

What is Wholesale/ Mandi Egg rate?

The wholesale egg rate is the price you pay when buying eggs in bulk. These rates are lower than retail prices because eggs are bought in large quantities and buyers get a discount. The rates published by NECC are for the wholesale market.

What is Retail Egg rate?

The retail egg rate is the price you pay when you buy eggs from local grocery stores. These prices are higher than wholesale rates because retail stores have to cover costs like rent and staff salaries. Retailers buy eggs from wholesalers and sell them to consumers. 

What is Supermarket Egg rate?

Supermarket egg rates are the prices you pay when you buy eggs from supermarkets like Big Bazaar, Reliance Fresh, DMart, or Metro. The supermarket prices are slightly higher than local shop prices because they include packaging and branding costs.

Importance of egg rates in india 

India is the third biggest egg producer in the world, after China and the USA. In the year 2023–24, India produced around 142.77 billion eggs. Most of the Indians follows a vegetarian diet, so it is very difficult to find good sources of protein especially ones that also give vitamins like B12, D, and minerals like iron and zinc. In this situation, eggs are a very good and rich source of protein.

The major egg-producing states in India are Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, West Bengal, and Karnataka.

Some Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists do not eat eggs because they consider them non-vegetarian. But some Indian vegetarians do eat eggs.

The Indian government and nutrition bodies are encouraging people in rural and poor areas to eat more eggs to fight malnutrition and protein deficiency, because eggs are an affordable and protein rich food.

Eggs are also important for the economy, especially for low-income households. That’s why seasonal changes, bird flu outbreaks, and rising food costs can affect egg production and egg prices a lot.In 2023, India exported around 63 million kg of shell eggs, worth about ₹96.4 million. Also, 26 million kg of egg powder was exported in 2023–24, mostly to Gulf countries, Indonesia, and Japan. The total revenue from these exports in 2023–24 was around ₹91.55 million.

Today Egg Rate in Major Cities and States of India 

NECC does not give egg rates for every city or district in India. It gives rates for only 30 to 35 cities. These cities have a lot of people buying eggs, so the egg rates of these cities reflect the market behaviour of the whole country. These cities are selected based on production capacity, consumption trend, market influence and trade volume. 

List of Cities

List of States

1. Today egg rate in Rajasthan

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2. Today egg rate in Karnataka

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3. Today egg rate in Telangana

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4. Today egg rate in Tamil Nadu

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5. Today egg rate in Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh is a state in India. There are many poultry farms here. NECC selects three cities where eggs are  produced sold in bulk. These cities help determine the price of eggs so that the price remains the same in other cities of andhra pradesh.

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6. Today egg rate in West Bengal

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7. Today egg rate in Maharashtra

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8. Today egg rate in Madhya Pradesh

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9. Today egg rate in Uttar Pradesh

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10. Today egg rate in Bihar

NECC included Bihar because it is an important egg market in Eastern India. There are many poultry farms here and many people eat eggs daily. Cities like Muzaffarpur and Patna are important for estimating egg prices.

NECC watches egg prices in Bihar so farmers, shopkeepers, and buyers can understand the market situation. Bihar’s prices show the balance between production and demand there. That is why Bihar is very important in NECC’s egg pricing system.

11. Today egg rate in Jharkhand

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12. Today egg rate in Punjab

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13. Today egg rate in Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh is an important area for egg production in India. NECC has included it because many farmers raise hens and produce eggs there. Eggs from Chhattisgarh are sold in many markets, so the prices here become a standard for the region. Egg prices in Chhattisgarh usually change based on how many eggs are available and how many people want to buy. This helps both farmers and buyers get a fair price. That is why NECC always monitors egg prices in Chhattisgarh.

What is the Egg Paper Rate Today?

Some newspapers, such as Eenadu, The Hindu, Times of India, Indian Express, and The Economic Times, publish egg prices to help people, farmers, traders, and consumers know the daily rates in their area.

• Eenadu is a Telugu newspaper that publishes daily egg rates for these cities: Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Warangal, Guntur, Nellore, Tirupati, Rajahmundry, Kakinada, and Karimnagar.
• The Hindu provides daily egg rates for these cities in India: Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Delhi.
• Times of India provides egg rates for the following cities: Mumbai, Kolkata, Vijayawada, and Pune.
• Indian Express publishes NECC and wholesale egg rates for these cities in India: Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, and Pune.
• The Economic Times publishes daily egg prices for Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.

Why is knowing the current egg rate significant?

Regarding affordable protein sources, eggs are the number one choice. According to the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5), over 74% of Indians consume eggs regularly. The per capita egg consumption in India has increased from 30 eggs per year in 2000 to around 81 eggs in 2023, as per the National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC). However, this is still below the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation of 180 eggs per year per person.

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