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Mysore Egg Rate Today (NECC Egg Rates)

Updated 30th August 2026 · Source: NECC Mysore

Today’s Rate

₹5.75 /piece

Tray Price

₹172.50 (30 Eggs)

Retail Price

₹6.44

Supermarket Rate

₹6.33

Mysore’s egg market update for 30th August 2026: The current Mysore egg rate is ₹5.75 per egg, while a 30-egg tray costs ₹172.50. For bulk purchases, the rate is  ₹575.00 for 100 eggs and ₹1,207.50 for one peti. The latest retail price is ₹6.44, compared with ₹6.33 at supermarkets. Use the live rates below to check today’s Mysore prices and follow their recent market movement.

PRICE TREND

Mysore Egg Rate Summary & Trend

Check the recent movement in Mysore egg prices through the highest, lowest, and average rates. The trend chart below makes it easier to see whether prices have been rising, falling, or staying steady.

Highest

₹6.20 on 2 Aug

Lowest

₹5.55 on 27 Aug

Average

₹5.83 So far this month

Per-piece price, last 15 days₹5.90 → ₹5.75

FULL BREAKDOWN

Mysore Egg Rate History (Last Month)

Review Mysore’s daily egg prices from the past month and compare how rates changed over time. The historical table provides a clearer picture of recent market movements beyond today’s price alone.

DatePiece (₹)Tray/30 (₹)100 Pcs (₹)Peti/210 (₹)
30 Aug 2026₹5.75₹172.50₹575.00₹1,207.50
29 Aug 2026₹5.70₹171.00₹570.00₹1,197.00
28 Aug 2026₹5.70₹171.00₹570.00₹1,197.00
27 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
26 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
25 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
24 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
23 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
22 Aug 2026₹5.55₹166.50₹555.00₹1,165.50
21 Aug 2026₹5.75₹172.50₹575.00₹1,207.50
20 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
19 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
18 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
17 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
16 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
15 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
14 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
13 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
12 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
11 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
10 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
09 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
08 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
07 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
06 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
05 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
04 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
03 Aug 2026₹5.90₹177.00₹590.00₹1,239.00
02 Aug 2026₹6.20₹186.00₹620.00₹1,302.00
01 Aug 2026₹6.20₹186.00₹620.00₹1,302.00

Market Overview

Mysore’s Place in Karnataka’s Egg Market

Mysore is one of Karnataka’s most important cities for egg trade and consumption. The city has a large and diverse buyer base that includes households, hotels, restaurants, bakeries, educational institutions, and catering businesses. This combination of consistent household demand and active commercial buying keeps the local market busy throughout the week.

The egg rate in Mysore does not move only because of what is happening inside the city. Mysore sits within Karnataka’s wider egg supply network, which connects production and trading areas across the state and from neighbouring Tamil Nadu. When supply conditions shift elsewhere in that network, Mysore’s local rate can change even if demand within the city has stayed the same.

Wholesale agents and distributors in Mysore play a key role in keeping daily supply moving. They receive eggs from suppliers and trading hubs, set the morning’s wholesale price, and then supply retailers, food businesses, and bulk buyers across the city. The rate they set each morning reflects what they paid for incoming stock, the volume that arrived, and how much buying activity they expect from their regular customers that day.

Egg Supply

Where Mysore’s Egg Supply Comes From

Mysore does not have a large commercial egg production base within the city itself. The eggs that reach local buyers here travel in from farms and trading points across Karnataka and sometimes from Tamil Nadu’s major production areas.

Karnataka has poultry farming activity in several districts, and some of that production moves toward Mysore through regional distributors and wholesale agents. Namakkal in Tamil Nadu, one of India’s most active egg production centres, also supplies eggs to Karnataka markets including Mysore. The supply chain typically moves like this:

Poultry farms (Karnataka districts or Namakkal) → Collection agents → Regional traders → Mysore wholesale distributors → Local retailers and food businesses → End buyers

Each step in this chain adds handling time and cost. Transport distance matters because longer routes cost more to run, and that cost becomes part of the wholesale price buyers pay in Mysore. When Namakkal supply is strong and deliveries are running on schedule, wholesale prices in Mysore tend to hold steady. When supply from that direction tightens, whether because of heat stress on farms, higher demand pulling eggs toward other markets, or transport disruptions, the Mysore market feels the effect within a day or two.

This is why today’s egg rate in Mysore can shift without any obvious change in local buying activity. The cause may be something that happened 400 kilometres away the previous day.

Price Movement

When Mysore Egg Prices Move Up or Down

Not every price change means the same thing. A one-day spike is very different from a week-long upward trend, and knowing the difference helps you decide whether to act on a price or wait. The trend chart and 30-day history on this page give you the data. Here is how to read what they are telling you.

  • A sudden single-day rise often points to a short-term problem, such as a delayed delivery, a transport disruption, or an unexpected surge in local buying. These movements can correct within a day or two once normal supply resumes, so waiting briefly may be worthwhile before making a large purchase.
  • A gradual rise over several days is a stronger signal. It usually means something has changed in the supply chain, such as rising farm costs, reduced production in a supplying region, or sustained demand pressure. This kind of movement tends to hold longer and may not reverse quickly.
  • Several days at the same price level suggests the market has found a temporary balance between supply and demand. This can be a reasonable window for bulk buyers to plan purchases without worrying about imminent rate changes.
  • A short-term price dip often follows a period of heavy supply arrivals or a brief slowdown in buying. It may not last, particularly if the broader trend has been upward. Check how the dip compares to the monthly low shown on the page before assuming prices have reset to a new lower level.

Use the trend chart above to see the direction Mysore egg prices have been moving over the past week and month. A pattern across multiple days tells you more than any single day’s rate on its own.

Food Businesses

How Mysore Egg Rates Affect Local Food Businesses

Mysore has a well-developed food economy. The city’s restaurant culture, its active hotel sector drawing tourists to the Mysore Palace and surrounding attractions, and its strong bakery tradition all create steady commercial egg demand. For these businesses, the daily egg price is not background information. It directly affects what they spend and what they charge their customers.

  • Bakeries and cake shops use eggs as a core ingredient across breads, cakes, pastries, and biscuits. Even a ₹0.25 rise per egg can noticeably increase weekly ingredient costs for a bakery buying several hundred eggs a day. Many Mysore bakeries check the morning egg prices before placing their daily orders.
  • Restaurants and hotels serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus rely on eggs across multiple dishes. When egg prices rise quickly, kitchens either absorb the cost and reduce margins or adjust menu prices upward. Both options affect the business, which is why commercial kitchen managers follow the Mysore egg rate closely.
  • Breakfast and tiffin outlets run on tight margins and high egg volumes. A sustained rise in egg prices can force menu repricing or reduce portion sizes, which can affect customer satisfaction and repeat business.
  • Caterers working on fixed-price event menus for weddings and corporate functions in Mysore need to factor egg prices into their quotes well in advance. A sudden price rise between quoting and delivery can squeeze their margins significantly.
  • Small retailers and resellers who buy in tray or peti quantities and sell to households also feel daily rate movements directly. They need to reprice their stock whenever they reorder at a higher cost, which can lead to noticeable price variation between visits to the same shop within a single week.

For any Mysore food business buying more than a few trays of eggs daily, checking the current local egg price before placing an order is a straightforward way to stay on top of one of the most variable daily input costs in a commercial kitchen.

QUESTIONS

FAQs

As of 30th August 2026: Today egg rate in Mysore is ₹5.75 per egg, while a 30-egg tray costs ₹172.50. For bulk purchases, the rate is  ₹575.00 for 100 eggs and ₹1,207.50 for one peti.

The price of 100 eggs in Mysore is ₹575.00.

The NECC egg rate today in Mysore is ₹5.75 per egg.

The price of one Tray (30 eggs) in Mysore is ₹172.50.

Look at the trend chart and last month’s price table above rather than comparing only today’s figure. A series of daily increases or decreases gives a better indication of the market direction than a single day’s change.