About India Egg Rate
A daily egg price you can check in five seconds, and seventeen years of history behind it if you want the context.
What this is
India Egg Rate publishes the daily egg rate for every market the National Egg Co-ordination Committee covers — 34 of them — in the units eggs are actually traded in: per egg, per tray of 30, per 100, and per peti of 210.
Who it is for
- Poultry farmers and traders checking where their market opened
- Wholesalers comparing one mandi against another
- Bakeries, hotels and cloud kitchens working out an input cost
- Anyone who just wants to know whether today’s price is normal
What makes it different
Most sites show you today’s number and perhaps the last ten days. We keep every daily NECC rate since 2009 — roughly 199,000 prices — which is what lets a city page tell you not just today’s rate but whether eggs are usually dearer in December, what the all-time high was, and how this year compares to the last sixteen.
We are also careful about what we do not know. NECC publishes wholesale rates only, so we do not invent a retail price and present it as measured. Where a figure is an estimate, we show it as a range and say so.
Where the numbers come from
Straight from NECC’s own daily sheet. The full explanation — including what “suggested” versus “prevailing” means, and what we do when a fetch fails — is on where rates come from.
Independence
India Egg Rate is an independent archive. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to NECC. We publish their figures because they are the reference the trade uses, and we say so on every page.
Get in touch
Corrections, missing markets, or anything that looks wrong — contact us. Reports of wrong numbers get fixed first.