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Livestock

Fish (sardine, bottle) โ€” Global Market Rates Today

15 August, 2026 ยท 1 country ยท 33 market prices

Global Average 590.03 across 1 countries

Fish (sardine, bottle) was last quoted on 15 August 2026 in 1 country, from 33 market readings. In HTG, the currency most of those markets report in, prices run from 470.59 to 941.18 HTG. Published by WFP / HDX; each row below carries its own market, observation date and source.

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Haiti

Currency: HTG (HTG)
Avg Price HTG590.03
L'Estรจre Artibonite
HTG588.24 โ€“ HTG588.24 /Per Kg
Saint-Michel de l'Attalaye Artibonite
HTG470.59 โ€“ HTG470.59 /Per Kg
Saint-Marc Artibonite
HTG558.82 โ€“ HTG558.82 /Per Kg
Gros-Morne Artibonite
HTG647.06 โ€“ HTG647.06 /Per Kg
Gonaives Artibonite
HTG529.41 โ€“ HTG529.41 /Per Kg
+28 more markets in Haiti

Where these prices come from

6-Month Price Trend

Average fish (sardine, bottle) price in HTG, across markets reporting in that currency

Understanding Fish (sardine, bottle) Prices

Fish (sardine, bottle) is priced the way live animals and meat move everywhere: on feed and fodder costs, seasonal demand around festivals and religious observances, disease outbreaks that disrupt supply, and each animal's own weight, age and body condition. That is why a single fish (sardine, bottle) rate spans a wide band โ€” a breeding-quality animal and a cull animal quoted in the same market can differ several-fold.

Read the min-max figure on each row as the spread between grades and conditions on the day, not as day-to-day volatility. Live animals are quoted per head and meat per kilogram, so check the unit before you compare two markets. On this page, rates are quoted per kg.

The figure shown is a market reference, not a delivered price โ€” transport, mortality risk and market fees are added on top, and each country's rate carries its own currency and collection date, shown on the row. For a real trend, read the six-month chart rather than any single day's quote.

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