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Berhampur Egg Rate Today (NECC Egg Prices)

Updated 30th August 2026 · Source: NECC Berhampur

Today’s Rate

₹5.80 /piece

Tray Price

₹174.00 (30 Eggs)

Retail Price

₹6.50

Supermarket Rate

₹6.38

Latest update for 30th August 2026: The current Berhampur egg rate is 5.80 per egg, with a 30-egg tray at ₹174.00. For bulk quantities, the rate is 580.00 for 100 eggs and 1,218.00 for one peti. Retail buyers are seeing a rate of 6.50, while the supermarket rate is 6.38. The figures below bring today’s Berhampur market prices together with recent rate data for easier comparison.

Berhampur Egg Rate Summary & Trend

Check the latest Berhampur egg price summary along with its highest, lowest, and average rates. The trend chart below makes it easier to see whether prices have been rising, falling, or staying fairly stable recently.

Highest

5.80 on 30 Aug

Lowest

5.25 on 14 Aug

Average

₹5.43 So far this month

Per-piece price, last 15 days₹5.30 → ₹5.80

Berhampur Egg Price History (Last Month)

Review the daily egg rates recorded in Berhampur over the previous month. Comparing these figures can help you see short-term price changes and get a clearer picture of how the local market has moved.

DatePiece (₹)Tray/30 (₹)100 Pcs (₹)Peti/210 (₹)
30 Aug 2026₹5.80₹174.00₹580.00₹1,218.00
29 Aug 2026₹5.80₹174.00₹580.00₹1,218.00
28 Aug 2026₹5.70₹171.00₹570.00₹1,197.00
27 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
26 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
25 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
24 Aug 2026₹5.35₹160.50₹535.00₹1,123.50
23 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
22 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
21 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
20 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
19 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
18 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
17 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
16 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
15 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
14 Aug 2026₹5.25₹157.50₹525.00₹1,102.50
13 Aug 2026₹5.25₹157.50₹525.00₹1,102.50
12 Aug 2026₹5.25₹157.50₹525.00₹1,102.50
11 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
10 Aug 2026₹5.30₹159.00₹530.00₹1,113.00
09 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
08 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
07 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
06 Aug 2026₹5.50₹165.00₹550.00₹1,155.00
05 Aug 2026₹5.40₹162.00₹540.00₹1,134.00
04 Aug 2026₹5.40₹162.00₹540.00₹1,134.00
03 Aug 2026₹5.60₹168.00₹560.00₹1,176.00
02 Aug 2026₹5.60₹168.00₹560.00₹1,176.00
01 Aug 2026₹5.60₹168.00₹560.00₹1,176.00

Berhampur Role in the Local Egg Trade

Berhampur is one of the most commercially active cities in southern Odisha. It is an important centre for trade across the region, and eggs are part of that daily commercial activity. Households, local retailers, restaurants, hotels, and food businesses across the city buy eggs every day, and that consistent demand makes Berhampur a meaningful market in Odisha’s egg trading network.

Eggs reaching Berhampur come from poultry farms within Odisha and from larger production areas outside the state. Wholesale agents and distributors in the city receive incoming stock, set the day’s local wholesale price, and then supply retailers and food businesses. This distribution activity keeps eggs moving from the point of arrival to buyers across different parts of the city.

Local supply conditions matter when reading the Berhampur egg rate. On days when incoming stock is plentiful and buyer demand is at a normal level, prices stay steady. When arrivals are lower than usual or demand picks up unexpectedly, say before a festival or a local event, the rate can move quickly. The daily figure you see on this page reflects these conditions as they stand on that particular morning.

How Egg Prices Reach the Berhampur Market

The price you see at a local shop in Berhampur is not the same as the price a farmer received at the farm. Several steps sit between the two, and each step adds cost. Understanding this helps explain why local retail prices are always higher than a reference wholesale rate.

Poultry Farm → Collection Agent → Transport → Berhampur Wholesale Market → Retailer → Consumer

  • Farm-level costs: Feed, labour, and flock management costs at the farm determine the minimum price a farmer needs to break even. When these costs rise, the farm-gate price tends to rise too, and that increase travels up the chain.
  • Collection and wholesale buying: Agents near production areas collect eggs from multiple farms and arrange bulk transport. The rate agreed at this stage becomes the baseline for what distributors in Berhampur eventually pay.
  • Transportation into Berhampur: Road transport from production areas adds fuel costs, driver wages, and time. The further the source, the more these costs add to the landed price in the city.
  • Handling and breakage: Some eggs break in transit. Distributors factor expected handling losses into their pricing, which adds a small but real cost above the original purchase price.
  • Local wholesale and retail margins: Wholesale agents add a margin to cover their own costs. Retailers add another on top. By the time eggs reach a household buyer in Berhampur, the price reflects every layer above.

The NECC rate shown on this page is a suggested wholesale reference price. Actual local retail prices in Berhampur will be higher because of the retailer margin and local handling costs described above.

Why Egg Prices Can Differ Between Berhampur and Other Odisha Markets

NTwo cities in the same state can show different egg prices on the same day. This happens in Odisha too. Checking the egg rate in Berhampur gives you the rate for this specific market, not for every other city in the state.

Several things cause prices to vary between Odisha markets:

  • Distance from production centres: Markets closer to poultry farming areas pay less to bring eggs in. Markets that are further away, or that depend on longer supply routes, carry higher transport costs in their local prices.
  • Local demand levels: A city with heavier daily commercial buying, from hotels, restaurants, or institutions, may see firmer prices because available supply is absorbed quickly. A smaller market with lighter demand may be more relaxed.
  • Supply availability on the day: If fewer trucks reached one market on a particular morning, that market’s prices may be higher than a neighbouring city where arrivals were normal. These day-to-day supply differences are common and they happen independently across different cities.
  • Wholesale versus retail stage: A rate quoted at the wholesale level in one city is not directly comparable to a retail price in another. The stage in the chain matters when comparing figures across markets.

This is why you should use the Berhampur egg rate shown here when making buying or selling decisions in Berhampur. A rate you see for Bhubaneswar or Cuttack on the same day may look different, and that difference is real, not an error.

FAQs

Latest update 30th August 2026: Today Berhampur egg rate is 5.80 per egg. Retail buyers are seeing a rate of 6.50, while the supermarket rate is 6.38.

The price of 100 eggs in Berhampur is .

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

The price of one Tray (30 eggs) in Berhampur is .

The historical data helps you compare today’s price with recent rates and spot periods of rising, falling, or stable prices. This can be useful when planning larger purchases or tracking local market movement.