The prices of all kinds of seafood are extremely cheap
The busiest on the market at this time is still the type of snail bulot (also known as foreign snail) introduced by many sellers “imported from France, Ireland, Canada” with crispy and delicious meat like Vietnamese snail, the price selling for only 220,000 VND/kg (about 30-35 fish). With the same size, domestic snails cost up to 700,000 VND/kg, so bulot snails are still a pretty reasonable choice.
Many online sales sites say that French, Irish or Canadian bulot snails are being sold at cheap prices because of their high output and low consumption by the people of those countries. Quality frozen goods are about 95% or 50-60% compared to fresh goods.
The bulot snail (also known as foreign snail) is introduced by many sellers “imported from France, Ireland, Canada” with crispy and delicious meat similar to Vietnamese snails.
Selling price is 220k/kg. Screenshots.
There are places selling cheaper than only 195k / kg. Screenshots.
Or even cheaper is 175k/kg. Screenshots.
In addition to bulot snails, super cheap foreign seafood is also being offered for sale a lot. For example, Korean abalone costs 290,000 VND/kg, Japanese scallops cost 125,000-225,000 VND/kg, Korean cuttlefish costs 75,000-120,000 VND/kg…
Meanwhile, frozen bulot snails are being sold at stores (packaged type, with importer information) for nearly 400,000 VND/kg, Korean abalone is 550,000 VND/kg, Japanese scallop size S (smallest) 340,000 and large size is 700,000 VND/kg.
Green crab size 6 / kg only 360k, lotus shrimp 250k price. Screenshots.
Shrimps, lobsters, paper crabs, and mussels are all very reasonably priced. Screenshots.
Norwegian roe costs only 100k/kg. Screenshots.
Lobster price is only 590k/kg big size. Screenshots.
Fresh tuna costs only 110k/kg. Screenshots.
Sweet mussels, priced at only 100k/7kg, are very cheap. Screenshots.
Take advantage of this time, if you want to change the wind for a better quality family meal or nourish your body, you can also refer to buying the above products.
at Blogtuan.info – Source: Afamily.vn – Read the original article here
