Today Egg Rate | NECC Egg Rate Today

If you are a consumer, farmer, wholesaler, or retailer looking for the today egg rate set by the National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC), then you are in the right place. In the table below, you will see the prices of 1 egg, 1 tray (30 eggs), 100 eggs, and 1 peti (210 eggs) across different cities in India today. Also, check out the chicken rate today.

Market-wise, the egg rate today

NECC, wholesale, supermarket, and retail egg rates are different market rates of eggs, and their Prices are different because each adds extra costs.

What is the NECC egg rate today?

Egg prices in India change daily based on factors like demand, supply, poultry feed costs, and transportation. Therefore, the NECC (National Egg Coordination Committee) suggests a standard price for eggs based on market conditions. In the table below, you will see the NECC egg rate today and the egg rate for the previous day for the current month.

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Wholesale Egg Rate Today

In the table below, you will see today’s wholesale egg rate.

The wholesale rate is usually the same as the NEC rate because NECC provides the wholesale rate. Wholesale rate is the price at which poultry farmers sell eggs to wholesalers, and the NECC decides it. Because they sell in bulk, their prices are low.

Supermarket Egg Rate Today

In the table below, you will see today’s Supermarket Egg Rate.

Supermarket Egg Rate is the price at which eggs are sold in supermarkets (Big Bazaar, Reliance Fresh, etc.). Supermarket Egg rates are slightly higher than wholesale rates because of handling, packaging, refrigeration, and branding costs.

Retail Egg Rate Today

In the table below, you will see today’s Retail Egg Rate.

The Retail Egg Rate is the price at which local Kirana shops sell eggs. Retail Egg prices are slightly higher than wholesale and supermarket rates because eggs are sold in smaller quantities (per piece or tray).

States Union Territories and City wise today egg rate

It’s always better to check the updated egg rate in States, Union Territories, and cities. Because each city has its own egg rate, it depends on the supply and demand of eggs in that city, transportation costs, local production vs. imports, government policies, taxes, Weather Conditions, Storage and Distribution Costs, and many other factors. Click your city to see the current egg price in that city.

List of Cities with Egg Rates

Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Barwala, Bengaluru (CC), Brahmapur (OD), Chennai (CC), Chittoor, Delhi (CC), E.Godavari, Hospet, Hyderabad, Jabalpur, Kolkata (WB), Ludhiana, Mumbai (CC), Mysuru, Namakkal, Pune, Raipur, Surat, Vijayawada, Vizag, W.Godavari, Warangal, Allahabad (CC), Bhopal, Indore (CC), Kanpur (CC), Lucknow (CC), Muzaffarpur (CC), Nagpur, Patna, Ranchi (CC), Varanasi (CC).

List of States

Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, Karnataka, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand.

Barwala egg rate today

Today, as per NECC rates, the average price for one egg in Barwala is ₹3.95. The average rate for one tray (30 eggs) is ₹118.50, the average price for 100 eggs is ₹395.00, and the average rate of one peti (210 eggs) is ₹829.50.

Today egg rate in Hyderabad

As of today, the average price of one egg in Hyderabad, as per NECC rates, is ₹4.40. The average rate for one tray (30 eggs) is ₹132.00, the average price for 100 eggs is ₹440.00, and the average rate for one peti (210 eggs) is ₹924.00.

Namakkal Egg Rate Today

Today, in Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, the average price of 1 egg, per NECC rates, is ₹4.65. The average rate of 1 tray (30 eggs) is ₹139.50, 100 eggs is ₹465.00, and the rate of 1 peti (210 eggs) in Namakkal is ₹976.50.

Today Egg Rate in Bengaluru (Karnataka)

Today, in Bengaluru, Karnataka, the average wholesale price of one egg per NECC rate is ₹5.10. The average rate for one tray (30 eggs) is ₹153.00, 100 eggs is ₹510.00, and the rate for one peti (210 eggs) is ₹1,071.00.

Today Egg Rate in Mumbai (Maharashtra)

As of today, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, the average rate of one egg, as per NECC rates, is ₹5.08. The average wholesale rate of one tray (30 eggs) is ₹152.25, the average wholesale rate for 100 eggs is ₹507.50, and the average wholesale rate of one peti (210 eggs) in Mumbai is ₹1,065.75.

Today Egg Rate in Delhi

Today, as per NECC rates, the average price of one egg in Delhi is ₹4.15. The average wholesale price of one tray (30 eggs) is ₹124.50, the average wholesale price for 100 eggs is ₹415.00, and the average wholesale price of one peti (210 eggs) is ₹871.50.

Today Egg Rate in Kolkata

Today, the average price of one egg in Kolkata, as per NECC rates, is ₹4.80. The average wholesale price of one tray (30 eggs) is ₹144.00, the average wholesale price for 100 eggs is ₹480.00, and the average wholesale price of one peti (210 eggs) is ₹1,008.00.

Today’s Egg Rate in Chennai

Today, as per NECC rates, the average rate of one egg in Chennai is ₹5.20. The average wholesale rate of one tray (30 eggs) is ₹156.00, the average wholesale rate for 100 eggs is ₹520.00, and the average wholesale rate of one peti (210 eggs) is ₹1,092.00.

Today’s Egg Rate in Pune

Today, as per NECC rates, the average price of one egg in Pune is ₹4.93. The average wholesale price of one tray (30 eggs) is ₹147.75, the average wholesale price for 100 eggs is ₹492.50, and the average wholesale price of one peti (210 eggs) is ₹1,034.25.

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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