A venture of Amino Farms, Assam
FAQ
Everything people ask us about NIKO eggs, buying them, and becoming a NIKO shop.
From our own farm in Assam. NIKO Eggs is a venture of Aminu Farms.
They usually reach shop shelves about two days after they’re laid. Most eggs sold in Assam spend 3–4 days on the road.
Shell colour comes from the breed of hen. Nutrition is about the same, so pick the one you like.
Koni is the Assamese word for egg. Read it backwards and you get NIKO.
Find a store lists NIKO shops by city. Look for the red NIKO board.
Ask them to. Send them the message on our Find a store page, and we’ll follow up with your shop.
Not yet. NIKO eggs are sold through shops near you.
Register on our For shops page. We’ll call you and connect you to the NIKO distributor for your area.
No. Registering and the NIKO shop board are free.
A NIKO distributor in your area.
In the fridge, in their carton, with the pointed end down. Avoid the fridge door.
Put it in a bowl of water. A fresh egg sinks and lies flat. If it floats, it’s old.