Bihar Egg Rate Today
Updated 30th August 2026 · Source: NECC Bihar
Today’s Rate
₹6.15 /piece
Tray Price
₹184.50 (30 Eggs)
Retail Price
₹6.89
Supermarket Rate
₹6.77
As of 30th August 2026, the latest Bihar egg rate stands at ₹6.15 per piece. The tray price is ₹184.50, the 100 egg price is ₹615.00, and the peti price is ₹1,291.50. Today’s retail rate is ₹6.89, while the supermarket rate is ₹6.77. Explore the updated Bihar egg price summary, trend, and detailed market rates below.
PRICE TREND
Bihar Egg Rate Summary and Trend
Want a quick overview of how the market has been performing? This summary highlights the highest, lowest, and average Bihar egg rates over the selected period, while the interactive chart makes it easy to spot upward or downward trends in the state’s egg market.
Highest
₹6.15 on 30 Aug
Lowest
₹5.50 on 23 Aug
Average
₹5.62 So far this month
FULL BREAKDOWN
Bihar Egg rates (last 30 days)
Review the last 30 days of Bihar egg rates in one place. The table includes daily rates per egg, tray, 100 eggs, and peti, making it simple to compare price movements, identify short-term trends, and understand how the market has changed over the past month.
| Date | Piece (₹) | Tray/30 (₹) | 100 Pcs (₹) | Peti/210 (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Aug 2026 | ₹6.15 | ₹184.50 | ₹615.00 | ₹1,291.50 |
| 29 Aug 2026 | ₹5.90 | ₹177.00 | ₹590.00 | ₹1,239.00 |
| 28 Aug 2026 | ₹5.90 | ₹177.00 | ₹590.00 | ₹1,239.00 |
| 27 Aug 2026 | ₹5.80 | ₹174.00 | ₹580.00 | ₹1,218.00 |
| 26 Aug 2026 | ₹5.80 | ₹174.00 | ₹580.00 | ₹1,218.00 |
| 25 Aug 2026 | ₹5.80 | ₹174.00 | ₹580.00 | ₹1,218.00 |
| 24 Aug 2026 | ₹5.60 | ₹168.00 | ₹560.00 | ₹1,176.00 |
| 23 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 22 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 21 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 20 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 19 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 18 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 17 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 16 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 15 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 14 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
| 13 Aug 2026 | ₹5.56 | ₹166.80 | ₹556.00 | ₹1,167.60 |
| 12 Aug 2026 | ₹5.56 | ₹166.80 | ₹556.00 | ₹1,167.60 |
| 11 Aug 2026 | ₹5.58 | ₹167.40 | ₹558.00 | ₹1,171.80 |
| 10 Aug 2026 | ₹5.58 | ₹167.40 | ₹558.00 | ₹1,171.80 |
| 09 Aug 2026 | ₹5.68 | ₹170.40 | ₹568.00 | ₹1,192.80 |
| 08 Aug 2026 | ₹5.68 | ₹170.40 | ₹568.00 | ₹1,192.80 |
| 07 Aug 2026 | ₹5.68 | ₹170.40 | ₹568.00 | ₹1,192.80 |
| 06 Aug 2026 | ₹5.65 | ₹169.50 | ₹565.00 | ₹1,186.50 |
| 05 Aug 2026 | ₹5.60 | ₹168.00 | ₹560.00 | ₹1,176.00 |
| 04 Aug 2026 | ₹5.55 | ₹166.50 | ₹555.00 | ₹1,165.50 |
| 03 Aug 2026 | ₹5.55 | ₹166.50 | ₹555.00 | ₹1,165.50 |
| 02 Aug 2026 | ₹5.55 | ₹166.50 | ₹555.00 | ₹1,165.50 |
| 01 Aug 2026 | ₹5.50 | ₹165.00 | ₹550.00 | ₹1,155.00 |
Bihar Egg Market Overview
Bihar has one of the largest egg consumer populations in India. With over 130 million people, the state generates enormous daily demand for eggs across households, dhabas, roadside food stalls, institutional canteens, and commercial food businesses. The Bihar egg rate is tracked daily by traders, wholesalers, and retailers across the state because even small price movements carry significant cost implications at the volumes being traded here.
Bihar sits in a complex supply position. The state has a growing domestic poultry sector, but local production alone is not enough to meet its full daily demand. A significant share of the eggs consumed in Bihar arrives from Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Andhra Pradesh. This reliance on eggs from other states means Bihar’s market prices are sensitive to both local conditions and what is happening at farms and wholesale markets in neighbouring regions.
The NECC publishes a daily suggested wholesale egg rate every morning before 7 AM, and this rate is the primary reference for egg trading across Bihar. Wholesale agents in Patna and other major markets use the NECC rate as their opening benchmark, with local adjustments for transport cost, supply volume, and daily demand.
Major Egg Markets Across Bihar
Eggs in Bihar are not traded from a single central point. The state has several regional wholesale markets that serve different geographic areas and buyer bases.
Patna’s wholesale market carries the most weight. Commission agents in Patna receive supply from multiple states each morning and set the opening rate that smaller Bihar markets largely follow. Traders in Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, and Gaya factor in Patna prices alongside their own local supply conditions before setting their daily rates.
How Eggs Reach Wholesale and Retail Markets
The journey of an egg from a poultry farm to a Bihar household or food business follows a fairly consistent path, though the source varies depending on where in the state you are buying.
The further an area is from a major wholesale entry point like Patna, the more transport cost accumulates in the retail price. This is why the Bihar egg rate today at a Bhagalpur market stall may differ slightly from what a buyer in Patna paid that same morning.
Egg Production and Supply in Bihar
Bihar’s poultry sector has grown significantly over the past decade. Commercial layer farming is active in several districts, and the state government has supported poultry development through schemes aimed at improving rural livelihoods. However, Bihar’s domestic egg production still falls well short of what the state consumes daily, making external supply from neighbouring states a structural necessity.
Commercial layer farming in Bihar is concentrated in districts such as Patna, Muzaffarpur, Vaishali, Samastipur, and Gopalganj. These farms produce a meaningful share of the state’s daily egg supply, particularly for markets in central and north Bihar.
Gopalganj has seen particularly active growth in poultry farming due to its flat terrain and good road access. Eggs produced here reach Patna and nearby UP border markets quickly, keeping transport costs low for locally sourced supply.
Jharkhand, which has a stronger poultry production base than Bihar, is one of the closest and most consistent supply sources. West Bengal, particularly from Bardhaman and other production districts, supplies eggs to eastern Bihar through Bhagalpur and Purnia. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana supply eggs to Bihar during periods of peak demand or when closer supply is insufficient.
These longer-distance consignments carry higher transport costs, which is reflected in wholesale prices on days when Bihar’s market draws more heavily from distant states.
The mix of local and external supply determines how stable Bihar’s egg market is on any given day. When local farms in Muzaffarpur and Gopalganj produce consistently and deliveries from Jharkhand arrive on schedule, wholesale prices stay competitive. When any of these supply lines face disruption, the state’s dependence on long-distance supply from Andhra Pradesh or Telangana pushes the egg rate in Bihar higher within a short period.
- Feed costs are a key variable for Bihar’s local poultry farmers. Maize and soybean meal are the primary feed inputs, and Bihar does not produce these in quantities sufficient for its growing poultry sector. When national feed prices rise, Bihar farmers either reduce flock sizes or increase their price expectations, both of which affect the local market within weeks.
- Disease outbreaks at layer farms, though not routine, periodically reduce production across a region and tighten supply. Bihar’s market has experienced short but sharp price spikes in past years when poultry health events affected farms across multiple districts simultaneously.
- Government procurement and institutional programs such as Anganwadi nutrition schemes and school mid-day meal programs in Bihar create consistent institutional demand for eggs. When these programs are active and well-funded, they add a steady base of demand that supports market prices even during periods of softer retail consumption.
Buying Eggs in Bihar
How and where you buy eggs in Bihar determines what you pay. The gap between wholesale and retail is real and consistent. Understanding your options helps you get the right price for the quantity you need.
Wholesale Markets for Bulk Buyers
Restaurants, hotels, caterers, institutional canteens, and retail shop owners who buy large quantities typically source directly from commission agents at wholesale markets. Patna’s wholesale egg market is the state’s primary sourcing point, but district-level wholesale agents in Muzaffarpur, Gaya, Bhagalpur, and Darbhanga also serve bulk buyers in their respective regions.
| Buyer Type | Typical Purchase Volume | Best Sourcing Option | Expected Price vs NECC Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotels and restaurants | 500 to 5,000 eggs daily | Commission agents, wholesale markets | At or near NECC rate |
| Caterers and event kitchens | 2,000 to 20,000 eggs per event | Patna or district wholesale agents | Negotiated, close to NECC |
| Retail shop owners | 5 to 50 trays daily | District wholesale market or sub-wholesaler | NECC plus ₹0.25 to ₹0.50 per egg |
| Institutional canteens | Varies by institution size | Contracted supplier or wholesale agent | Negotiated weekly or monthly rate |
| Households buying in bulk | 1 to 5 trays per purchase | Local wholesale vendor or morning market | NECC plus ₹0.50 to ₹0.75 per egg |
Buyers who establish a regular relationship with a wholesale agent tend to get better pricing than those who buy at open market prices each day. Agents value consistent volume buyers and often offer slightly more competitive rates to keep their regular clients supplied.
Retail Shops, Supermarkets, and Local Vendors
Most households in Bihar buy eggs from neighbourhood shops, morning bazaar vendors, or local poultry stalls. These are the most convenient buying points but also the highest-priced ones in the chain.
- Morning market vendors and street stalls are the most common retail buying point across Bihar’s towns and cities. They buy from district wholesalers or sub-wholesalers and set their own retail price based on what they paid plus a margin to cover their operating costs. Prices vary vendor to vendor and neighbourhood to neighbourhood.
- Neighbourhood kirana stores in urban areas like Patna, Muzaffarpur, and Gaya often stock eggs as part of their regular inventory. Their prices tend to be slightly above street vendor prices but offer the convenience of buying eggs alongside other grocery purchases.
- Supermarkets and organized retail outlets charge the highest per-egg price in the chain. Eggs at these stores are typically washed, graded, and packed, which adds handling cost. The retail premium at supermarkets in Patna can run ₹1.50 to ₹2.50 above the NECC wholesale rate per egg.
- Online grocery delivery platforms operating in Patna and a few other Bihar cities offer egg delivery with convenience pricing. Delivery fees and operational costs are factored into the price, making this the most expensive buying option for households but increasingly popular among urban time-pressed buyers.
For everyday household buying in Bihar, the simplest way to get a fair price is to check the Bihar egg rate today before heading to your local market. If your vendor is quoting significantly more than ₹1.00 above the NECC rate, it is worth asking why.
Seasonal Demand and Egg Prices in Bihar
Egg prices in Bihar follow a recognisable seasonal rhythm. The market is not static throughout the year. Demand rises and falls with the weather, with Bihar’s rich calendar of festivals and weddings, and with the rhythms of institutional buying. Understanding these patterns helps buyers plan purchases and helps traders anticipate price movements before they happen.
The wedding season also deserves specific mention. Bihar has a strong culture of large family weddings with significant catering operations. Wedding catering in Bihar is egg-intensive, and the concentration of weddings in certain months, particularly November to February and then briefly around April to May before summer peaks, creates localised demand spikes in districts hosting heavy wedding activity. Caterers in these markets often pre-book egg supply weeks in advance to avoid paying peak-demand prices.
For traders and bulk buyers in Bihar, the most cost-effective purchasing windows are typically March to May, when demand softens and supply is stable. The most expensive and most price-volatile periods are October to December during the festival and wedding season, and monsoon weeks when flooding affects supply routes.
Explore Egg Prices in Other Cities
Egg prices can vary from one market to another. Explore today’s egg rates from cities across India to compare prices, follow local market trends, and access historical data from major poultry trading centers.
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