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Grocery prices · 1 – 7 November 2026

Latest Fish & seafood prices

The national median price of 24 fish & seafood items over the latest 7 days (1 – 7 November 2026), from KPDN's official price monitoring at premises across Malaysia — with the change against the previous 7 days and the cheapest and most expensive state for every item.

The latest 7 days in brief: Ayam Brand Sardines in Tomato Sauce (425g) RM 11.30, Selayang Fish/Sardine (8-12 pieces per kg) RM 10.99 and Mackerel Tuna (1-2 pieces per kg) RM 12.00 (national median). Against the previous 7 days: rose 9, fell 7, unchanged 8.

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Every item's price · latest 7 days, 1 – 7 November 2026

Item7-day medianAgainst the previous 7 daysCheapest stateMost expensive state
Ayam Brand Sardines in Tomato Sauce (425g)425 gRM 11.30down 0.4%W.P. Labuan · RM 10.80Kelantan · RM 11.60
Selayang Fish/Sardine (8-12 pieces per kg)1kgRM 10.99unchangedKelantan · RM 8.99W.P. Putrajaya · RM 15.90
Mackerel Tuna (1-2 pieces per kg)1kgRM 12.00unchangedSabah · RM 9.95W.P. Putrajaya · RM 14.90
Farmed White/Vannamei Prawn (41 to 60 Prawns per kg)1kgRM 32.99unchangedKedah · RM 30.00W.P. Labuan · RM 39.90
King Cup Sardines in Tomato Sauce (425g)425 gRM 9.38down 0.4%Perak · RM 8.80W.P. Labuan · RM 11.90
Yellowtail Scad/Pelata (≤ 7 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 16.99up 1.7%Sabah · RM 12.95W.P. Putrajaya · RM 20.20
Hardtail Scad (4 to 6 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 10.00unchangedSabah · RM 7.95W.P. Putrajaya · RM 11.90
Squid (11 to 17 Pieces per kg) 1kg1kgRM 35.90up 2.6%W.P. Labuan · RM 15.45W.P. Putrajaya · RM 41.50
Threadfin Bream (5 to 10 pieces per kg)1kgRM 15.00up 0.1%Sarawak · RM 10.90W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 18.90
Adabi Brand Sardines (Tomato Sauce with Chili) 425g425 gRM 9.70up 0.7%Selangor · RM 9.10W.P. Labuan · RM 11.00
Indian Mackerel (8 to 12 Fish per kg)1kgRM 16.00up 0.1%Sarawak · RM 11.00W.P. Putrajaya · RM 22.70
Black Pomfret (2 to 5 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 26.00down 7%Sabah · RM 18.00W.P. Putrajaya · RM 31.55
Flower Crab (= 4 Pieces per kg) 1kg1kgRM 36.89up 2.5%Sabah · RM 23.35W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 43.90
Red Tilapia (2 to 5 Pcs Per Kg)1kgRM 16.00unchangedPerlis · RM 14.00Sabah · RM 18.99
Small Indian Mackerel/Pelaling (10 to 18 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 13.99unchangedSabah · RM 6.00W.P. Putrajaya · RM 17.40
Catfish (2 to 5 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 9.99unchangedMelaka · RM 8.74W.P. Labuan · RM 13.50
Yellowstripe Scad (≥ 11 Fish Per Kg)1kgRM 12.25up 2.2%Sarawak · RM 7.00W.P. Putrajaya · RM 15.40
Siakap / Barramundi (2 to 4 pieces per kg)1kgRM 19.25down 1.3%Perak · RM 17.73W.P. Labuan · RM 25.50
Short Mackerel (6 to 10 Fish per kg)1kgRM 18.80up 4.5%Sabah · RM 11.99W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 23.90
Spanish Mackerel (Slices)1kgRM 45.00down 1.6%W.P. Labuan · RM 28.00W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 55.40
Red Snapper Slice1kgRM 52.99down 1.9%Sabah · RM 34.63W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 62.18
Trevally / Demuduk / Cupak / Cermin (= 3 Fish/kg) 1kg1kgRM 30.00unchangedMelaka · RM 15.99W.P. Putrajaya · RM 34.90
Snapper / Jenahak (Slices) 1kg1kgRM 45.99down 4.2%Sabah · RM 31.25W.P. Kuala Lumpur · RM 59.90
Dried Shrimps100 gRM 7.95up 0.6%W.P. Labuan · RM 6.00Perlis · RM 10.00

Median of the prices KPDN observed across Malaysia over those 7 days. Prices at your shop may differ.

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Biggest rises & falls over the latest 7 days

Biggest falls

  1. Black Pomfret (2 to 5 Fish Per Kg)1kgdown 7%RM 26.00
  2. Snapper / Jenahak (Slices) 1kg1kgdown 4.2%RM 45.99
  3. Red Snapper Slice1kgdown 1.9%RM 52.99
  4. Spanish Mackerel (Slices)1kgdown 1.6%RM 45.00
  5. Siakap / Barramundi (2 to 4 pieces per kg)1kgdown 1.3%RM 19.25

Biggest rises

  1. Short Mackerel (6 to 10 Fish per kg)1kgup 4.5%RM 18.80
  2. Squid (11 to 17 Pieces per kg) 1kg1kgup 2.6%RM 35.90
  3. Flower Crab (= 4 Pieces per kg) 1kg1kgup 2.5%RM 36.89
  4. Yellowstripe Scad (≥ 11 Fish Per Kg)1kgup 2.2%RM 12.25
  5. Yellowtail Scad/Pelata (≤ 7 Fish Per Kg)1kgup 1.7%RM 16.99

States most often cheapest for fish & seafood

Over the latest 7 days, Sabah most often had the cheapest price for fish & seafood (9 of 24 items), followed by W.P. Labuan (4) and Sarawak (3).

Most often the most expensive: W.P. Putrajaya (10 items).

How to shop smarter

Fresh fish prices can move with the catch season and the weather — the change column shows which fish are getting cheaper. For canned fish and dried seafood, compare the unit price when pack sizes differ.

About this data

Each price is the median of prices KPDN officers observed at premises across Malaysia (PriceCatcher) over the latest 7 days — ending on the latest day KPDN has published — released as open data. This page updates itself every day as soon as new data is published. Counter prices can differ and shop promotions are not included — the nearby-prices tool shows daily prices at shops around you.

Price source: KPDN PriceCatcher via OpenDOSM (CC BY 4.0 licence). Shop locations: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) & © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest price of Ayam Brand Sardines in Tomato Sauce (425g)?

The national median for Ayam Brand Sardines in Tomato Sauce (425g) (425 g) over the latest 7 days (1 – 7 November 2026) is RM 11.30, down 0.4% on the previous 7 days. Cheapest in W.P. Labuan (RM 10.80) and most expensive in Kelantan (RM 11.60).

Which state is cheapest for fish & seafood?

Over the latest 7 days, Sabah most often had the cheapest price for fish & seafood (9 of 24 items), followed by W.P. Labuan (4) and Sarawak (3). Most often the most expensive: W.P. Putrajaya (10 items).

Did fish & seafood prices go up over the latest 7 days?

Of 24 items, 9 rose, 7 fell and 8 were unchanged against the previous 7 days. Biggest rise: Short Mackerel (6 to 10 Fish per kg) (up 4.5%). Biggest fall: Black Pomfret (2 to 5 Fish Per Kg) (down 7%).

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Where does this price data come from?

From KPDN's price monitoring (PriceCatcher), published as open data under the CC BY 4.0 licence. The median covers the latest 7 days, ending on KPDN's latest data day; this page updates itself every day.

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