Price of Eggs (per crate) In Nigeria Today – March 21st, 2024
Some commonly asked questions about the current state of egg prices in Nigeria. Below, including information on the cost per crate.
How Much is One Crate of Eggs?
According to the most recent reports, the cost of an egg crate in Nigeria varies based on location and size, from NGN 3,000 to NGN 4,000.
How Much is a Crate of Egg Sold in Nigeria?
Nigerian regions have different prices for selling crates of eggs. Retail prices per crate in major cities like Lagos and Abuja range from NGN3,000 to NGN4,000.
How Much is Crate of Egg in Obasanjo Farm?
According to recent reports, the cost of an egg crate from the Obasanjo farm is not stated explicitly. Nonetheless, farms such as Obasanjo’s usually offer eggs at competitive market prices; at the moment, wholesale prices fall between NGN 2,500 and NGN 3,500.
How Many is a Crate of Eggs?
In Nigeria, a typical egg crate holds thirty pieces of eggs.
How Much is 10,000 Eggs?
We take into account the cost per crate when figuring out the cost for 10,000 eggs. 10,000 eggs, or about 333 crates, would cost NGN 900,000+ if the average price per crate was between NGN 3,000 and NGN 4,000.
Why is Egg Expensive in Nigeria?
Several reasons, such as rising poultry feed costs, inflation, and economic instability impacting the agriculture industry, can be blamed for the increase in egg prices.
What is the Cost of 24 Eggs?
A crate would hold four and a half eggs. 24 eggs would cost about NGN 3,100, given that the average cost of a crate is NGN 3,500.
How Much is 1 Large Egg?
Although the cost of a large egg is not often listed, it can be approximated by dividing the price of a crate by NGN 150.
How Much is 4 Large Eggs?
The cost of four large eggs by multiplying the price of one egg by four, or NGN 600.
How Much is 12 Egg Whites?
The price would be the same for 12 eggs if whole eggs were purchased.