Egg rate today
The egg rate in your city today, every city side by side, and the cheapest months to stock up.
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Pick your city
Choose your city from the list. The page remembers it for your next visit.
See today's price
Read the price of one egg, a tray of 30 and 100 eggs, and how it moved since yesterday and last month.
Compare and plan
Compare cities, look back up to two years and see which months are usually cheapest.
Good to know
- A tray holds 30 eggs. Buying by the tray is usually cheaper than buying loose.
- Prices are lowest near the big poultry farms and rise with distance.
- Winter months usually cost more. Stock up a little before prices climb.
- Compare up to four cities on one chart with the city chips.
- Download the prices as Excel, Word, CSV or text to keep a record.
Questions people ask
What is the price of one tray of eggs today?
A tray holds 30 eggs. Pick your city and the page shows today's price for one egg, one tray of 30 and 100 eggs. Shops usually add a little for transport and their margin.
Why is the egg price different in each city?
Eggs cost less near the big poultry farms and more in cities far from them, where transport adds to the price. Local demand, festivals and the weather also move the price from city to city.
Why do egg prices go up in winter?
People eat more eggs in the cold months, and hens lay fewer eggs in very cold or very hot weather. More demand with the same supply pushes the price up. Prices usually ease in the summer months.
How often are these prices updated?
Every morning, once the day's prices are out, and again in the evening for late changes. The page always shows the latest day it has.
Is this the price I will pay in a shop?
These are suggested trade prices shared for reference. They are not mandatory, and a shop may charge a little more to cover its costs.