Price of Eggs (Per Crate) in Nigeria Today – March 25th, 2024

How Much is One Crate of Eggs?

As of the latest reports, the price for one crate of eggs in Nigeria ranges from NGN 3,000 to NGN 4,000, depending on the size and location.

How Much is a Crate of Egg Sold in Nigeria?

The selling price for a crate of eggs varies across different regions in Nigeria. In major cities like Abuja and Lagos, the retail price range is between NGN3,000 and NGN4,000 per crate.

How Much is Crate of Egg in Obasanjo Farm?

The price of a crate of eggs from Obasanjo farm is not explicitly listed in recent reports. However, farms like Obasanjo’s typically sell eggs at competitive market rates, which would currently be within the NGN 2,500 to NGN 3,500 range for wholesale.

How Many is a Crate of Egg?

A standard crate of eggs in Nigeria contains 30 eggs.

How Much is 10,000 Eggs?

To calculate the price for 10,000 eggs, we consider the price per crate. Assuming an average price of NGN 3,000 to NGN 4,000 per crate, the cost for 10,000 eggs (or approximately 333 crates) would be NGN 900,000+.

Why is Egg Expensive in Nigeria?

The rise in egg prices can be attributed to several factors, including the increased cost of poultry feed, inflation, and economic instability affecting the agricultural sector.

What is the Cost of 24 Eggs?

24 eggs would be 4/5 of a crate. With the average crate price at NGN 3,500, the cost for 24 eggs would be approximately NGN 3,100.

How Much is 1 Large Egg?

The price for one large egg is not commonly listed, but based on the crate price, it can be estimated by dividing the cost of a crate by NGN 150.

How Much is 4 Large Eggs?

Similarly, the cost for 4 large eggs can be estimated by calculating the price of one egg and multiplying by four which is NGN 600.

How Much is 12 Egg Whites?

The cost of 12 egg whites would depend on whether they are purchased as part of whole eggs or separately. If buying whole eggs, the cost would be the same as 12 eggs.

How Many Eggs is 2 Large Eggs?

Two large eggs are simply two eggs from a crate, with no difference in the count.

The egg market in Nigeria remains dynamic, with prices influenced by a variety of economic factors. Consumers and businesses alike must stay informed to navigate the fluctuations in the market effectively.

For the most accurate and up-to-date prices, it’s recommended to check local market listings or directly contact suppliers.

Please note that prices are subject to change and may vary based on location and market conditions. The information provided here is based on the latest available data as of March 2024.