How is the price of eggs decided in the market?

Generally, the price of eggs ranges from Rs 6 to Rs 8. However, there are many types of eggs and their prices vary. Several factors go into determining the price of eggs:

1. Demand and supply

Demand and supply are two important factors determining the price in the market. Demand and supply reflect the willingness of consumers and producers to buy and sell. An exchange of a product occurs when the buyer and seller agree on a price.
The demand for eggs does not change much even after changes in price. That is, the quantity of eggs required is not very sensitive to price fluctuations. The level of demand for eggs depends on the price, the number of potential consumers, their purchasing power, and the extent to which they prefer to buy eggs instead of alternative foods.
A fall in the price of eggs increases their demand. During winter, the demand for eggs increases, causing prices to rise. At the same time, in summer, most of the North Indian states do not consume eggs, hence, the supply meets the demand and the prices remain stable.

Some more factors affecting the price of eggs:

• Cost of chicken feed
• Transportation costs
• Avian flu outbreak

2. Weather

The price of eggs fluctuates depending on the season. Egg prices increase due to increased demand in winter. At the same time, in summer, most of the North Indian states do not consume eggs, hence, the supply meets the demand and the prices remain stable.
The winter season coinciding with Christmas in India can affect egg production. Cold temperatures and shorter days can affect the egg-laying patterns of chickens. This may reduce total egg production. Due to which less supply contributes to increasing the price.

3. Cost of feed

The cost of chicken feed has a direct impact on the price of eggs. The government has fixed the MSP for feed fed to chickens. However, the rates of eggs are not fixed.
The ongoing cost of raising chickens includes the cost of feed. This cost can range from $10 to $20 per month per chicken, depending on the type of feed chosen.
Apart from market demand and supply, the cost of chicken feed also plays an important role in determining the price of eggs.

4. Egg species

The species of egg is also an important factor in determining the price of egg. Generally, the price of eggs ranges between Rs 6 to Rs 8. Whereas, the price of local chicken eggs can range from Rs 15-20 to Rs 100. The price of Kadaknath hen's egg can range from Rs 30 to Rs 40. Whereas the price of Asil hen's egg is Rs 100.
The color of the egg also depends on the breed of hen. For example, White Leghorn hens lay eggs with white shells, while hens such as Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds lay eggs with brown shells.
To maintain the quality of eggs, it is very important to pay proper attention to the stages of production, distribution, and sale. Good quality, fresh eggs have certain characteristics:

• The yolk is small and round.
• A thick, gel-like consistency high in egg whites.
• As eggs grow larger, the yolk absorbs water from the white and becomes larger and flatter.

5. Supply of eggs in the market

As the supply of eggs increases in the market, the prices decrease. At the same time, if the supply of eggs decreases in the market, the prices increase.

The price of eggs fluctuates depending on the season. For example, egg prices increase during the winter months due to increased demand. At the same time, in summer, most of the North Indian states do not consume eggs, hence, the supply meets the demand and the prices remain stable.

6. Consumer eating habits

Eggs contain 13 essential vitamins and minerals. These are a good source of quality protein. Eggs also contain omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants.
The quality of eggs should be assessed. Eggs are delicate and contain living cells. Hatching begins with undamaged eggs that are clean, fresh, and

fertile.

7. Transportation costs

Eggs are generally transported by truck. However, when importing hatching eggs, air transport can also be used. When flying eggs, it should be kept in mind that there may be delays during transfer from the plane to the truck and while waiting for customs clearance.

The packaging, transportation, and storage of eggs involves both the art and science of preparation. Packaging protects eggs from:

• Microorganisms, such as bacteria
• Natural hunter
• moisture loss
• blow on
• Temperature which falls

8. Avian flu outbreak

Avian flu or bird flu is a virus caused by birds. Since the beginning of 2022, more than 58 million birds in 47 states have died either directly from bird flu virus infection or as a result of exposure to infected birds.
The outbreak of avian flu is also an important factor in determining the price of eggs.
This is just an information. Its purpose is not to suggest any kind of medical advice or investigation.

The National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC) also plays a role in deciding the price of eggs. The objective of NECC is to ensure that the farmer gets fair returns, the middleman gets good margins, and the customer gets eggs at a fair price.

There are four steps to go through in determining the price of eggs:

• Fixing the rate according to the state
• Wholesaler and retailer together decide the rate
• Delivering eggs to the store
• Getting eggs to our kitchen

As the supply of eggs increases in the market, prices decrease. At the same time, due to increase in demand in the winter months, the prices of eggs increase.

Fun Facts about egg

The most expensive egg in the world is that of ostrich. This egg is also the largest in size. Ostrich eggs are easily available and delicious. Many online retailers offer these for as little as ₹2493.11. The world's most expensive egg is the Rothschild Faberge Easter Egg. The cost of this egg is 9.6 million dollars, which is more than 78 crores in Indian rupees. This is not an edible egg but an artificial egg for decoration. This entire egg is studded with many types of diamonds and is covered with gold.

FAQs:

Q: What is the NECC Egg rate today? 
A: The NECC (National Egg Coordination Committee) sets the egg rate every day in India. The current NECC egg rate today can be found on our website. 

Q: How can I check the latest egg rate? 
A: You can check the latest egg rate easily by searching for अंडे.com on Google. Our website is designed to provide a user-friendly experience, and you can get all information from this site. 

Q: What is today's egg rate? 
A: The egg rate can differ according to region, state, and city, and it changes frequently. As of today, the egg rate in major cities in India is around ₹6.05 per egg, Per Tray ₹181.5, and per 100 Pieces ₹605. 

Q: What is the 1 Peti egg rate today? 
A: As 1 Peti egg has 210 eggs, the current rate for 1 Peti egg today is ₹1270.5. 

Q: What is the lowest egg rate in India? 
A: The lowest price of the egg is Low, and the highest price is High. However, it depends on the demand and supply of the eggs. 

Q: Can we check the latest egg rate daily? 
A: Yes, you can check the latest egg rate daily. Our website is available 24 hours, and we are frequently updating the prices according to the NECC report. 

Conclusion: 

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