Channel-wise egg price breakdown — 18 September 2026
Standard
NECC Rate
National Egg Coordination Committee official rate
₹5.33
Tray: ₹160
▼ 5.1% Below
Wholesale
Bulk purchase & poultry trade price
₹5.06
Tray: ₹152
▲ 12% Above
Retail
Direct consumer purchase price
₹5.97
Tray: ₹179
▲ 9.9% Premium
Supermarket
Organised retail chain pricing
₹5.86
Tray: ₹176
Today’s Price Range Across India
▼ Cheapest — Botad₹4.70
▲ Most Expensive — Nadia₹7.59
Avg ₹5.33
Price spread: ₹2.89 — 61.5% variance across 533 cities
Market Insights
Avg / Egg
₹5.33
National average
Avg Tray
₹160
30 eggs / tray
Volatility
61.5%
High variation
Data Points
533
Live city rates
📈 Price Trend Chart – Mumbai
18 September 2026
Note: Price trends are based on historical city rate data. Charts populate as data is updated over time.
Decreasing Increasing
Why Egg Prices Changed This Week
What our data shows
Across 431 tracked markets, egg prices have held broadly steady this week. Our data shows 22 markets higher, 12 lower and 397 unchanged. The tracked-market average is around ₹5.33 per egg (₹159.90 per tray).
What recent reports say
Recent reports covering the egg and poultry market have highlighted poultry, demand, supply and maize. These are possible contributing factors rather than confirmed causes of any single market's movement.
Reported factors are possible market context, not confirmed causes of any individual market's price.
Figures reflect the markets we track. Please refer to the linked sources for full reporting.
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Egg Bulk Calculator
Delhi
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₹5.70 / egg
Total Cost₹30.00
Per Egg₹5.70
Trays1.0
Peti0.1
Standard Packs Needed
Pack
Qty
Rate
Cost
Savings vs loose
Loose Eggs
30
₹5.70/egg
₹171.00
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Tray (30)
1
₹171/tray
₹171
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100 Pcs
0
₹570/100
₹0
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Peti (210)
0
₹1,197/peti
₹0
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Rates for Delhi. Bulk savings are indicative — actual market prices may vary slightly.
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Looking for the today egg rate in India or the latest egg price today in your city? TodayEggRateInd.in brings available egg-rate information together in one place, including city-wise and state-wise rates, per-egg prices, 30-egg tray values, 100-egg calculations, 210-egg peti values, recent price movement and historical data where available.
Use the tables above to find the egg rate today for a particular market. You can search for a city or state, compare different markets, and use the egg calculator to estimate the cost of any quantity.
Egg prices are not identical across India. A reference rate, wholesale quotation and retail shop price can represent different stages of the supply chain, so the location, date, rate type and update time are important when comparing prices.
Quick Egg Rate Guide
The most useful information depends on what you are trying to find.
If you are checking a household purchase, the price per egg may be the most relevant figure.
If you are buying a tray, compare the 30 eggs price.
For larger quantities, you can check the calculated value for 100 eggs or 210 eggs.
For traders, retailers and poultry businesses, the city, market type, quantity, egg grade and applicable commercial terms can be just as important as the headline per-egg rate.
🥚1 Egg
Check the current per-egg rate for your selected market.
📦30 Eggs
Use the standard 30-egg tray calculation shown on this website.
📊100 Eggs
Useful for comparing larger quantities and bulk requirements.
🚚210 Eggs
Use the 210-egg peti or crate calculation where applicable.
Egg Rate Today – India
There is no single egg price that applies to every market in India.
The egg rate today can differ between cities because eggs move through different production, wholesale, distribution and retail networks. Local supply, demand, transportation, quantity, egg grade and market conditions can all affect the price.
That is why a city-wise egg rate is generally more useful than looking at only one national number.
The tables above are designed to help you compare the latest available rates across the markets covered by our data.
You can check:
Egg rate per piece
30 eggs or tray value
100 eggs price
210 eggs peti or crate value
City-wise egg prices
State-wise egg rates
Recent price changes
Historical egg-rate data where available
Price trend information
Market comparisons
Always check the city and update time before using a rate for an actual purchase or sale.
What Is the NECC Egg Rate?
NECC stands for the National Egg Co-ordination Committee.
NECC-related rates are commonly used as a market reference in the Indian egg trade. However, a reference or suggested rate should not automatically be treated as the exact amount a consumer will pay at a local shop.
A published reference rate can differ from a wholesale quotation or retail price.
For this reason, when you search for the NECC egg rate today, it is important to identify the relevant market and understand what type of rate is being displayed.
TodayEggRateInd.in is an independent information website. It is not the official website of NECC.
Important: Reference Rate vs Actual Market Price
The rate displayed online may be a market reference or calculated value. The final price you pay can vary depending on location, seller, quantity, transportation, packaging, egg size, grade and local market conditions.
NECC Egg Price vs Retail Egg Price
One of the most common mistakes when checking an egg price today is comparing different types of prices as if they were the same.
A reference or wholesale rate and a retail shop price may represent different stages of the supply chain.
For example, a bulk buyer purchasing a large quantity directly through a supplier may receive a different quotation from a household customer buying a small number of eggs from a local shop.
Retail prices can include additional costs such as:
Transportation
Handling
Packaging
Storage
Breakage
Retailer margin
Local delivery
Egg size or grade
Quantity purchased
Local supply and demand
Therefore, if an online reference rate shows ₹6 per egg, it does not mean every shop must sell an egg for exactly ₹6.
The best approach is to use the published rate as a reference and compare it with the actual quotation available in your local market.
Egg Price Today in Different Cities
The egg price today is not the same in every city.
The city-wise table above allows you to search the markets currently covered by the website and compare their available rates.
Popular searches include:
Delhi egg rate today
Mumbai egg rate today
Kolkata egg rate today
Chennai egg rate today
Hyderabad egg rate today
Bengaluru egg rate today
Pune egg rate today
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Jaipur egg rate today
Agra egg rate today
Kanpur egg rate today
Noida egg rate today
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Patna egg rate today
Chandigarh egg rate today
Kochi egg rate today
Surat egg rate today
The actual availability of each city depends on the current market dataset.
For the most relevant result, select the exact city rather than assuming that the rate in another city is the same.
City-Wise Egg Rate
City-wise data is useful because egg prices can vary even within the same state.
For example, two cities in the same state may have different rates because of differences in:
Local supply
Demand
Transportation
Wholesale activity
Distribution costs
Market conditions
Available quantities
Egg grade
The city table above is therefore designed as a practical way to find the latest available egg rate in your city.
Where historical data is available, you can also use the city page to compare recent rates instead of looking at only one day’s figure.
State-Wise Egg Rate
The state-wise section helps users compare available markets within a state.
A state-level figure should not be interpreted as the exact retail price in every city.
Instead, it provides a convenient overview of the markets currently covered by the website.
For a purchase or commercial quotation, always check the specific city or market whenever city-level data is available.
The state-wise section can help you identify:
Average or reference rate across tracked markets
City-level differences
Higher and lower displayed rates
Recent movement
Available cities
Historical information where available
1 Egg Price Today
The simplest way to compare egg prices is the rate per egg.
If the selected market reports a rate of ₹6 per egg, the basic mathematical calculation is:
1 egg = ₹6
However, the actual amount charged by a retailer can be different because retail pricing may include additional commercial and local costs.
For this reason, the per-egg figure should be treated as a market reference unless the source specifically identifies it as a retail quotation.
30 Eggs Price Today – 1 Tray Egg Price
A standard tray used for the calculations on this website contains 30 eggs.
The calculation is:
30 eggs = Rate per egg × 30
For example:
₹6 × 30 = ₹180
This provides a convenient way to estimate the value of 30 eggs from the displayed per-egg rate.
It should not automatically be interpreted as the final retail price of a physical tray because actual tray prices can vary depending on seller, packaging, transportation, egg size and market conditions.
100 Eggs Price Today
For a quantity of 100 eggs:
100 eggs = Rate per egg × 100
For example, if the selected rate is ₹6:
₹6 × 100 = ₹600
The 100-egg figure is useful for people comparing larger quantities, especially retailers, food businesses and other regular buyers.
However, an actual supplier quotation may include transportation, packaging, delivery or other commercial terms.
210 Eggs Price Today – 1 Peti Egg Price
For the calculations used on this website, one peti or crate is treated as 210 eggs.
The mathematical calculation is:
210 eggs = Rate per egg × 210
For example:
₹6 × 210 = ₹1,260
The number of eggs in a commercial crate can vary depending on supplier and packaging convention. Always confirm the actual quantity before comparing supplier quotations.
Egg Rate Calculator
The Egg Rate Calculator is designed to make quantity calculations easier.
Instead of manually multiplying the rate per egg, you can enter the required number of eggs and calculate the estimated total.
The basic formula is:
Total Cost = Number of Eggs × Rate Per Egg
For example:
Quantity
Calculation at ₹6/egg
Estimated Value
1 egg
1 × ₹6
₹6
6 eggs
6 × ₹6
₹36
12 eggs
12 × ₹6
₹72
30 eggs
30 × ₹6
₹180
100 eggs
100 × ₹6
₹600
210 eggs
210 × ₹6
₹1,260
Use the calculator above with the rate for your selected market.
The calculation is mathematical. Actual buying prices may differ because of seller margins, transportation, packaging, egg grade and local market conditions.
Bulk Egg Calculator for Retailers and Buyers
If you regularly purchase eggs in larger quantities, the Bulk Egg Calculator can help you estimate the total value before comparing supplier quotations.
It can be useful for:
Retailers
Restaurants
Hotels
Food businesses
Bakeries
Caterers
Poultry businesses
Wholesalers
Regular bulk buyers
When comparing two supplier quotations, do not look only at the per-egg price.
Also compare:
Total quantity
Egg size
Egg grade
Delivery location
Transportation cost
Packaging
Breakage terms
Payment conditions
A supplier with a slightly higher per-egg quotation may sometimes have a lower overall cost if delivery or other charges are different.
Why Is the Egg Rate Different in Different Cities?
Egg prices can differ from one market to another.
India has many egg-producing regions, while demand is distributed across different cities and states. Eggs therefore move through different supply and distribution networks before reaching the final buyer.
Some of the factors that can influence the egg price today include:
Supply
Changes in egg production or the amount of product reaching a particular market can affect available supply.
Demand
Household, institutional and commercial demand can change throughout the year.
Feed Costs
Feed is an important part of poultry production. Changes in feed and other production costs can affect the economics of egg production.
Transportation
Eggs often move from producing areas to consuming markets. Transportation and distribution costs can affect prices.
Seasonal Conditions
Weather and seasonal buying patterns can influence both demand and supply.
Local Market Conditions
Different markets can have different trading conditions, inventory levels and supplier quotations.
No single factor determines the egg rate every day.
Why Egg Prices Changed This Week
The homepage’s market-analysis section combines the website’s tracked rate data with recent reports about the Indian egg and poultry market.
This is useful because a price table tells you what changed, while market reporting can provide context about what factors may be influencing the broader market.
Recent reports may discuss topics such as:
Feed costs
Maize prices
Poultry production
Seasonal demand
Supply conditions
Transportation
Regional market movement
These factors should be treated as market context rather than proof that one particular factor caused the rate in a specific city.
Our weekly market section is designed to distinguish between:
What our tracked data shows
and
What recent reports are discussing.
This distinction is important because a national market factor does not necessarily affect every city by the same amount or at the same time.
Understanding Egg Rate Trends
Looking at only today’s price does not always provide the complete picture.
If historical data is available for a city, the trend chart can help you compare:
Previous rates
7-day movement
30-day movement
Recent increases
Recent decreases
High and low observations
A one-day increase does not guarantee that prices will continue rising.
Likewise, one day’s decrease does not guarantee a longer-term decline.
For a better understanding of the market, compare multiple observations over time.
How to Read an Egg Price Trend
TodayCurrent available rate
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7 DaysShort-term movement
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30 DaysBroader recent trend
Historical data provides context, but past price movement does not guarantee future egg prices.
How to Compare Egg Prices Correctly
When comparing two egg rates, make sure you are comparing the same type of data.
Check these points:
City or market
Date and update time
Rate per egg
Quantity
Reference or wholesale rate
Retail price
Egg type or grade
Transportation and other charges
For example, comparing a wholesale reference rate in Delhi with a retail shop price in Mumbai may make the difference appear larger than it actually is.
A meaningful comparison should use the same type of price and similar commercial conditions.
Egg Rate for Retailers and Wholesale Buyers
Daily egg-rate information can be useful for retailers, wholesalers, poultry businesses and regular bulk buyers.
The displayed rate can help you establish a reference point before comparing supplier quotations.
Before making a commercial purchase, check:
Price per egg
Total quantity
Egg size
Egg grade
Delivery location
Transportation
Packaging
Payment terms
Breakage or replacement conditions
The online rate should be used as a reference and not as a guaranteed supplier quotation.
Egg Rate for Household Buyers
For a household buyer, the most useful number is usually the local selling price.
An online egg rate today can provide a helpful reference, but your nearby shop may charge a different amount.
The difference may be caused by:
Retailer margin
Shop location
Transportation
Packaging
Egg size
Quantity
Existing inventory
Local supply and demand
Therefore, a difference between an online reference rate and your local shop price does not automatically mean that either figure is incorrect.
Always compare the date, market and rate type.
Desi Egg, Country Egg and Commercial Egg Prices
Not all eggs should be treated as the same product.
Commercial table eggs and desi or country eggs can have different production methods, supply channels and local pricing.
The term “brown egg” also does not automatically mean “desi egg.” Shell colour can vary naturally between breeds.
When checking an egg price, make sure you know which type of egg the quoted price represents.
The standard market-rate information on this website should not be treated as a guaranteed retail price for every egg type.
How We Present Egg Rate Information
TodayEggRateInd.in is an independent egg-rate information platform.
The website brings available market information into a single interface so users can check and compare egg prices without manually calculating every quantity.
The platform provides:
City-wise egg rates
State-wise egg rates
Per-egg prices
30-egg tray calculations
100-egg calculations
210-egg peti or crate calculations
Historical egg-rate information where available
Price trend charts
Egg rate calculator
Bulk egg calculator
Market comparisons
Recent egg-market context
The larger-quantity values are normally mathematical conversions from the displayed per-egg rate unless a separate market quotation is specifically identified.
How Often Should You Check the Egg Rate?
If you are buying eggs for household use, checking the latest available rate before purchasing can provide a useful reference.
If you are a retailer, wholesaler or bulk buyer, checking rates more regularly can help you monitor market movement and compare supplier quotations.
Always check the date and time attached to the latest available data.
Rates can change at different times in different markets, so a rate published for one city should not automatically be applied to another city.
Frequently Asked Questions About Egg Rate
Find quick answers about today’s egg rate, NECC reference price, city-wise rates, tray prices and egg rate calculations.
What is today’s egg rate in India?
Today’s egg rate varies by city and market. Our website provides the latest available egg rates for different cities across India, along with city-wise and state-wise price information.
Because egg prices can change between markets, buyers should check the rate for their specific city before purchasing.
What is the NECC egg rate?
The NECC egg rate is a reference price associated with the National Egg Coordination Committee. It is useful for understanding market pricing, but it should not automatically be treated as the final retail price paid by consumers.
Our website presents NECC-related rates as reference information and separately explains other available price types where data is available.
Is the NECC egg price the same as the retail egg price?
No. The NECC egg price and retail egg price can be different. Retail prices may include transportation, handling, shop margins and local market conditions.
For this reason, the egg rate shown for a reference market may not be exactly the same price charged at a nearby retail shop.
How can I check the egg rate today for my city?
Use the city-wise egg rate section on this website and select or search for your city. The city page provides the latest available rate along with useful information such as the update time and historical price data when available.
What is the price of 1 tray of eggs today?
A standard tray generally contains 30 eggs. The tray price can be calculated by multiplying the price of one egg by 30.
For example, if one egg costs ₹6, the calculated price for 30 eggs is ₹180. Actual shop prices can vary depending on the market and seller.
How much do 100 eggs cost today?
The price of 100 eggs depends on the current per-egg rate. You can multiply the current egg price by 100 to get a basic calculated value.
Our egg rate calculator can make this calculation easier for different quantities.
How much is 1 peti of eggs?
The quantity of eggs in a peti can vary by market and supply arrangement. Therefore, the peti price should be calculated using the quantity and per-egg rate applicable to that market.
Check the quantity shown with the relevant rate before using the peti price for wholesale or bulk buying.
Why is the egg rate different in different cities?
Egg prices can differ because of transportation costs, local demand, supply conditions, feed costs, seasonal changes, production levels and differences between wholesale and retail markets.
That is why the egg rate in India is better understood through city-wise and state-wise market data rather than a single price for the whole country.
Does the website show wholesale or retail egg prices?
The available data can represent different price types depending on the source and market. Where possible, our website distinguishes between reference, wholesale, retail and other available rates.
Always check the price type and update time before using a rate for a purchase decision.
How often are egg rates updated?
Egg rates are updated when new market data becomes available through the site’s data sources. The latest update time is displayed with the relevant rate information wherever available.
Historical data is shown separately so that users can compare recent egg price movements.
Can I compare today’s egg price with previous days?
Yes. City pages can provide historical egg-rate information when sufficient data is available. This helps users understand whether the current rate is higher, lower or similar to recent prices.
What is the difference between desi eggs and regular eggs?
Desi or country eggs are commonly marketed differently from regular commercial eggs. Their price may be higher because of production methods, availability, local demand and seller pricing.
The actual price of desi eggs can vary significantly between cities and sellers.
Final Note on Today’s Egg Rate
The most useful way to check the today egg rate in India is to look beyond a single number.
Check the specific city, rate type, date, update time and recent movement. For larger quantities, use the calculated 30-egg, 100-egg and 210-egg values as a convenient reference.
For retailers and bulk buyers, compare the online figure with actual supplier quotations and include transportation, packaging, delivery and other applicable costs.
For household buyers, use the published rate as a reference and check the price at your local shop.
TodayEggRateInd.in brings these calculations, comparisons and available historical information together to make egg rate today, egg price today, NECC egg rate, city-wise egg rate and state-wise egg rate easier to understand.
Important Disclaimer
TodayEggRateInd.in is an independent information platform and is not the official website of the National Egg Co-ordination Committee (NECC).
Egg rates displayed on this website are provided for general information and market-reference purposes. Actual wholesale and retail prices may vary by location, seller, quantity, egg type, transportation, handling, packaging and market conditions.
A displayed reference rate or calculated quantity value is not a guaranteed buying or selling price. Always verify the latest available rate and applicable local quotation before making a commercial purchase or sale.
