🥚 Today Egg Rate in Punjab

In Punjab, eggs represent an indispensable dietary staple across urban households, highway dhabas, and school canteens. Today Egg Rate in Punjab (Ludhiana) is officially fixed by NECC at ₹6.25 per piece, with a 30-egg tray priced at ₹187.5, 100 eggs at ₹625, and a 210-egg peti at ₹1313. Today's market momentum is steady and stable.

1. Moga, Patiala, Barnala & Khanna Production Centers

Primary poultry farming clusters in Moga, Patiala, Barnala, and Khanna form the backbone of Punjab's egg supply. These modern layer farms continuously supply wholesale exchanges in Ludhiana, Amritsar, and Jalandhar, backed by supplemental inflows from neighboring Barwala (Haryana).

2. Wholesale Trade Hubs: Gill Road & Salem Tabri

Wholesale trading in Ludhiana is centered around Gill Road Mandi and Salem Tabri. Commission agents manage rapid morning turnovers, supplying neighborhood grocers, bakeries, and quick-commerce dark stores with minimal transit delay.

3. 30% to 35% Winter Demand Surge

From October through February, North India's chilly winter triggers a dramatic 30% to 35% spike in egg consumption. Eggs are heavily consumed for winter warmth and high-quality protein, consistently firming up seasonal price benchmarks across Punjab.

4. Feed Economics (Maize & Soybean DOC)

Poultry feed constitutes over 70% of egg production expenditures. Regional market fluctuations in maize and soybean de-oiled cake directly govern farm-gate break-even levels, setting the floor price for NECC quotations in Punjab.