Merchants from Kyaiklat Township dispatch 58,000 viss of freshwater crabs Yangon market

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KYAIKLAT March 23
Daw Win Win Thu, a fishery product trader from Kyaiklat Township of Ayeyawady Region, stated that in January 2024, only 45,000 viss of freshwater crabs were shipped to the Yangon market. However, from January 1 to 31, 2025, this figure increased to 58,000 viss. These crabs were purchased by buyers in the Yangon market.
“Kyaiklat Township sells fishery products, including crabs, to the Yangon market. Over the past month, we have been able to supply up to 58,000 viss of freshwater crabs to Yangon.
These crabs are caught from freshwater fields before being sent to the market. Currently, Yangon buyers are actively purchasing the fishery products being shipped from here. The rising demand for crabs in both domestic and international markets has led to increased trade activity. With strong demand, fishery business owners have been able to expand their operations,” said Daw Win Win Thu.
Additionally, it was reported that seafood, including crabs from Kyaiklat Township, continues to be sold in Yangon. The market price for 10 viss of freshwater crabs has reached up to Ks-105,000. Due to the strong demand, fishermen, traders, and freight transport operators have all benefited from increased business opportunities. SMK

Source: Yadanarbon Newspaper

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