Egg rate today in Chikodi
NECC rate · Karnataka · 20 September 2026
Today's NECC wholesale rate for 100 eggs in Hospet — the nearest NECC market, 232 km away
₹5.40 per egg
- 1 egg
- ₹5.40
- 1 dozen
- ₹64.80
- Tray (30)
- ₹162
- Peti (210)
- ₹1,134
Likely retail ₹5.67–₹5.83 per egg · NECC publishes wholesale rates only. Retail typically runs 5–8% higher — this is an estimate, not a measured shop price.
NECC suggested wholesale rate — advisory, not mandatory. Source: NECC, via e2necc.com. Last checked 20 September 2026, 10:10 AM IST.
How the rate moved in Hospet
- Lowest
- ₹490
- Highest
- ₹540
- Average
- ₹512
Last 30 days · 29 published days · per 100 eggs
When are eggs cheapest in Hospet?
Average price by month across the full archive. The outlined bar is September 2026.
Records since 2009
Read from every published day, not from the chart — pick All above to see the full line.
All-time high
₹680
16 July 2026
All-time low
₹160
5 February 2009
Days on record
5,723
~17 years
Egg rate in Hospet today
The NECC suggested rate in Hospet on 20 September 2026 is ₹5.40 per egg — about ₹162 for a tray of 30, ₹540 per 100 pieces, and ₹1,134 for a peti of 210. That is unchanged from the previous published day.
Hospet — Hosapete — serves northern Karnataka and sits between the Andhra production belt and the Karnataka consumption centres. Its rate is usually below Bengaluru and Mysuru, reflecting a shorter journey from the farms.
When eggs are cheapest in Hospet
Across 17 years of data, Hospet’s cheapest month is April (₹3.14 average per egg) and its dearest is December (₹4.12) — a seasonal swing of about 31%.
That pattern repeats most years. Demand for eggs rises through the Indian winter and falls through the hot months, while hens keep laying at roughly the same rate. If you buy in bulk — a bakery, a mess, a canteen — the seasonality chart above is your buying calendar.
Hospet price history
Our archive for Hospet runs from 1 February 2009 to today. The highest rate we have on record is ₹6.80 per egg (16 July 2026) and the lowest is ₹1.60 per egg (5 February 2009).
What this rate does and doesn’t cover
This is NECC’s suggested wholesale rate for the Hospet market. It is not a fixed price and nobody is obliged to trade at it. Your local shop will charge more: a retailer carries transport to the shop, handling, breakage and their own margin, so a shop price ₹15–30 above the tray figure is normal. Use this rate as your floor, not your target. Buying in bulk? How many eggs in a tray covers every trade unit — tray, peti, and the hundred.