Egg Grading & Packing — Nigeria
Egg grading, candling, washing and packing lines for Nigeria commercial operators. 30,000 to 360,000 eggs/hour from Moba, Sanovo, Prinzen.
What egg grading capacity does a farm in Nigeria need?
Size the grader to daily peak output plus 30% headroom: 50,000 layers at 92% lay produce ~46,000 eggs/day, handled comfortably by a 30,000–60,000 eggs/hour in-line machine on a single shift. Farm-pack machines (5,000–15,000 eggs/h) cost roughly USD 35,000–120,000; full in-line grading with washing, candling, printing and palletising runs USD 250,000–900,000. Lead time is 12–24 weeks with commissioning on site.
Washing is mandatory for some export markets and prohibited for others — confirm the destination standard before specifying the line.
- Indicative CAPEX
- USD 35k–900k depending on line
- Typical commercial scale
- Peak daily output + 30% headroom
- Equipment lead time
- 12–24 weeks incl. commissioning
- Quality benchmark
- Washing rules vary by export market
Right size for Nigeria
Match grader capacity to layer flock daily output in Nigeria. Modular lines scale from 30k/h farm-pack to 360k/h central pack stations.
Packaging formats
Trays, cartons, retail boxes for Nigeria chains. Print & branding modules for export grade.
Compliance
Vision-grade detection, full traceability per batch — required by major Nigeria retailers and EU export.
Egg Grading & Packing — Nigeria
Egg grading, candling, washing and packing lines for Nigeria commercial operators. 30,000 to 360,000 eggs/hour from Moba, Sanovo, Prinzen.
FAQ
In-line or off-line in Nigeria?
Large Nigeria operators run in-line (collected directly from layer house). Smaller pack stations use off-line trolleys.
Used graders in Nigeria?
Certified refurbished Moba units appear monthly — ask the desk.
Power in Nigeria?
All graders we supply to Nigeria run 380–400V 50Hz. Single-phase versions available for <100k/h lines.
