Bengaluru Egg Price Today
- ₹130.5/Tray
- ₹435/100 Pieces
Egg Price In Bengaluru
Bengaluru is one of the most important and famous cities of India. It is the capital city of Karnataka, and is famously known as the ‘Silicon Valley Of India”. It has been given this name because it is the hub of IT sector and a hot spot of startups in India.
Bengaluru derives its name from Benda – Kal – Ooru’ (the land of cooked beans). This name got corrupted into Bengaluru with the passage of time. The name Benda – Kal – Ooru, was given to it by a 12th century King named Veera Ballala.
Bengaluru is a megacity with a population of over 12 million people, and it is one of the fastest growing cities in India. It is a hot spot of trade and commerce in India, and a significant section of people there are involved with trade of poultry items.
Those people always want to look for Bengaluru Egg Rate Today, and if you are one among them, then you can check the rates below.
NECC Egg Rate Today Bengaluru
In the forthcoming section, you will get egg rate Bengaluru on daily basis. Egg rate in Bengaluru do not remain constant and change almost on daily basis.
In the table given below, we have given you egg prices date wise for this month. Check the table.
| Date | Piece | Tray | 100 Pcs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30-03-2023 | ₹4.35 | ₹130.5 | ₹435 |
| 29-03-2023 | ₹4.50 | ₹135 | ₹450 |
Bengaluru Egg Prices
The bar graph below shows how egg rate (per tray) has changed in Bengaluru with each date in February and March. These egg rates are taken from NECC, that is the official agency to fix egg rates in India.
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Today Egg Rate In Bangalore Prediction
Egg Price in Bangalore has changed in the last few days, and it is expected to do so in the future also.
In general, there has been a slight increase in the price, as the poultry feed and other inputs have become slightly costlier. In addition, the demand for eggs has been seen to increase in the winters, thereby making eggs costlier.
However, with the start of the summer season, the Bengaluru egg rate is expected to fall a bit. But, if the heat period prolongs, and if India continues to export eggs, then the rates may increase in few coming months.