Market Report: Galunggong Prices Vary Widely at Muñoz Market

Muñoz Market Fish Prices: Galunggong Gender Gap and More Quezon City, Philippines – In a recent report from News5Everywhere, viewers got a glimpse into the daily life of Muñoz Market and the fluctuating prices of its seafood. The segment, which aired on May 16, 2025, focused on the price differences between male and female Galunggong, a popular fish in the Philippines. Reporter Mommy Chiqui Roa Puno interviewed vendors and customers, gaining insights into the market dynamics. "The male Galunggong is more expensive because it's firmer," explained one vendor, Ana, during the live segment. "People prefer the male fish because of its texture and taste." She noted that male Galunggong cost ₱240 per kilo while the female fish was priced at ₱180 per kilo. This price difference highlights the consumer preference for specific qualities in the fish. The report also covered prices of other fish, including Hiwas (₱240-₱260/kilo), Tulingan (₱200-₱240/kilo), Tamban (₱100/kilo), and Salmon (₱200/kilo). The report offers a valuable snapshot of the current market conditions in Muñoz Market, providing useful information for consumers and highlighting the nuances of fish pricing based on gender and other factors. The segment concluded with a cheerful "Happy Friday" from the reporter and vendors, leaving viewers with a positive takeaway despite the price fluctuations.