The price of eggs increased from today
Kathmandu. Due to decrease in egg production and increase in demand, the price has been increased. Layers Poultry Farmers Association has fixed the new price based on the farm price to be implemented from May 1. According to the new rate, the farm price of a crate of 30 large eggs has gone up to Rs 465, which is Rs 15 more than the previous rate of Rs 450. Similarly, the price of medium egg has been fixed at Rs 415, which was Rs 400 earlier.
Earlier, the price of eggs reached a high point last November. At that time, large eggs were sold up to Rs 565 per crate and medium ones up to Rs 550 per crate. According to Vinod Pokharel, president of the association, the production has decreased due to diseases in chickens and increasing heat. The demand for eggs has increased since New Year's Eve due to increased tourist activity. Due to tightening in the border area, the supply has also been affected even though imports from outside have decreased. Due to these reasons, the demand-supply imbalance has been created and the prices have increased.
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