Egg price ₹8.65 per quintal Aug. 6

CommodityOnline’s mandi prices listing for August 6, 2026 showed egg prices at an average of ₹8.65 per quintal, with a low of ₹8.50 and a high of ₹9.00. The figures appeared on the site’s commodity-specific egg page and in its broader mandi prices section on Thursday. CommodityOnline said its mandi prices platform tracks rates for more than 200 commodities across more than 2,000 markets in India. The egg entry offered a narrow same-day snapshot rather than a longer price trend. ### Where did the ₹8.65 figure come from? CommodityOnline published the ₹8.65 figure on its egg market page for August 6, 2026. The same page listed the day’s lowest market price at ₹8.50 per quintal and the highest at ₹9.00 per quintal. CommodityOnline also displayed converted reference figures of ₹0.09 per kilogram and ₹86.5 per ton on that page. (commodityonline.com) The broader CommodityOnline mandi portal showed a “Price updated” timestamp of August 6, 2026, indicating the platform had refreshed daily market data on Thursday morning. The portal describes itself as a source for daily mandi bhav and market rates across Indian agricultural commodities. ### How tight was the day’s reported range? The August 6 listing showed a spread of ₹0.50 between the low of ₹8.50 and the high of ₹9.00. (commodityonline.com) That left the average at ₹8.65, close to the lower end of the reported band. CommodityOnline did not provide, on the surfaced page text, a separate explanation for why the range was narrow on the day. (commodityonline.com) CommodityOnline’s egg page also framed the numbers as “latest market rates,” which indicates a current market snapshot rather than a retail consumer price or restaurant menu indicator. The page did not, in the surfaced result, identify a single exchange, trader association or auction center as the source of the egg figure. ### Is this a national benchmark or a local mandi quote? (commodityonline.com) CommodityOnline’s main mandi portal is organized as a multi-market listing service covering commodities, states, districts and markets across India. That structure suggests the egg figure is part of the site’s mandi-price aggregation system rather than a formal government benchmark. CommodityOnline’s portal says it provides daily mandi prices from more than 2,000 markets. (commodityonline.com) The egg page surfaced in search also showed a Kerala-specific URL carrying the same ₹8.65 average, ₹8.50 low and ₹9.00 high. In that result, the page text said, “As per the latest market rates, the average Egg price in Kerala is ₹8.65/Quintal.” ### What should readers be careful about in reading the numbers? CommodityOnline labeled the figures as mandi or market prices, not household retail prices. (commodityonline.com) The page also displayed unit conversions that make the listing useful for comparing quoted wholesale-style figures across commodities, but it did not, in the surfaced text, explain packaging, grade, piece count or transport assumptions for eggs. (commodityonline.com) The site’s main mandi page showed many other commodities in rupees per quintal, which indicates the egg figure was presented in the same format as broader agricultural market data. That means the listing is best read as a platform snapshot of quoted market rates on August 6 rather than a direct measure of what consumers paid in shops that day. ### Where can the next update be checked? (commodityonline.com) CommodityOnline’s mandi prices portal showed its market data updated on August 6, 2026, and the egg listing remained available under the site’s commodity-specific page. Readers looking for the next change in the egg quote would need to monitor the same CommodityOnline mandi pages for a new date stamp or revised low, high and average figures. (commodityonline.com)