Poultry Farm Business In India: Be it Sunday or Monday, eat eggs everyday… This has been the slogan of the Central Government to root out malnutrition. It is winter season. Eggs are seen as nutritious and cold-fighting food. The result of this remains that in the summer, where the egg remains sluggish in terms of prices. As soon as winter sets in, its prices go up. Right now the winter season is going on. But the egg market remained hot till the beginning of January. But suddenly the situation has changed in such a way that the poultry farm operators have become upset.
Egg fell from Rs 600 to around Rs 400
These days there is a recession in the country’s egg market. Actually, the prices of eggs open in the National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC). On the basis of that, eggs are sold in the country. Experts say that in the beginning of November, December and January, the price of eggs had crossed even Rs 600. Now they have come down to Rs 400 per 100. Poultry farm operators are upset due to the recession in the egg market. Experts say that till a few days back the cost of eggs was around Rs 590 per 100, which has now come down to below Rs 450.
good november and december
Poultry experts say that the health of the egg market was very good in November and December. For the first time, the price of eggs crossed Rs 600 per hundred. The egg which was sold for Rs 4 to 5 has started selling at more than Rs 6. Earnings increased. But as January passed, the condition of egg prices started deteriorating.
Bad condition of eggs in these mandis
If you look at the report card of NECC’s egg market, until about 12 days ago, eggs were sold at the rate of Rs 571 per 100 in Barwala, Haryana, the country’s biggest market. Later its prices started falling rapidly. Within 15 days, the prices of eggs have come down by more than Rs.150. The egg which was selling at 571. He settled on 4 hundred and 150 rupees. Now the same egg is being sold around Rs.410. Egg reached Rs 565 per hundred in Namakkal market of Tamil Nadu. Whereas now its price is around Rs.430.
That’s why the prices of eggs had increased
Experts say that there is a reason behind the rise in the prices of eggs in November and December. Actually, 15 million eggs were exported from India to Malaysia. Due to exporting eggs in such a huge quantity, there was a sudden jump in the price of eggs. Actually, there has been an increase in demand relative to consumption in India. This affected the prices of eggs. Now the consumption in the country has remained the same while the supply has increased. For this reason the prices of eggs have come down.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
