Everything you need to know about Indian egg market rates and poultry industry trends.
NECC stands for the National Egg Coordination Committee. It is a cooperative body that regulates and publishes daily egg rates across major markets in India to prevent exploitation and stabilize pricing.
Official NECC egg rates are typically updated between 9:30 AM and 10:30 AM every morning. Some regional markets may release rates earlier or later depending on supply-demand dynamics.
No, we are an independent data tracking platform. We aggregate data from NECC, regional poultry associations, and major traders to provide a comprehensive market overview.
In India, a 'Peti' usually refers to a wholesale box containing 210 eggs. However, in some regions, a peti might contain 300 eggs. Our platform standardizes this at 210 eggs unless specified otherwise.
NECC rates are wholesale farm-gate prices. Retail prices include transportation costs, breakage risks, and profit margins for local vendors, which typically adds ₹1 to ₹2 per egg.
Predictions are based on seasonal demand (e.g., higher in winter), bird flu reports, feed costs (maize/soy), and current consumption trends in big cities.
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