Selayang Wholesale Vegetable Prices Today: What the Dated FAMA Guide Can and Cannot Tell You

A dated national guide is not a Selayang seller quote. The table below keeps the commodity name, date and unit on every row so you can ask the seller the right questions before buying — and nothing on this page is an offer from us.

What are vegetable prices at Selayang wholesale market today?

The honest answer first: there is no verified Selayang-specific price here, and “today” only means what a dated source can support. What exists is the FAMA Panduan Harga Harian (FAMA Daily Price Guide) — national averages for wholesale and public markets. Two dated readings, row by row:

Read the table as national context, not a receipt. The 27 September report also lists sawi hijau Tanah Tinggi at RM5.39/kg and long beans at RM7.18/kg. ^[source] Compare only the same named class, date and unit. The guide does not explain why a local offer differs.

Why is this not a live Selayang price list?

The cited figures are national FAMA guide readings. This page has no dated Selayang seller quote or price-board record to establish a current local price. Check the seller’s dated offer before buying. ^[source]

Which classes moved between the two readings?

Three classes appear in both readings, so movement can be stated — as guide movement, nothing more: bayam RM5.53 to RM5.55/kg, terung panjang RM8.19 to RM8.12/kg, kacang bendi RM8.16 to RM8.13/kg between 27 and 29 September. ^{[source] [source] [source] [source] [source] [source]} The other rows — kangkung, sawi, tomato, timun, cili Kulai — carry only the 29/9 reading, and kubis only 27/9, so no trend can be claimed for them. Two dates are not a trend for anything; they are two snapshots.

How do you compare two offers safely?

Check that the basis matches before the numbers do:

• Commodity and class — the same vegetable and origin; a different class is not a direct comparison.
• Date and place — a national guide average and a local shop offer come from different scopes.
• Unit and net weight — convert a pack or box to RM/kg only if the net weight is known.

If you see packs and boxes for the same commodity, record each offer with its URL or receipt, check time, price and net weight. Without a checkable source and weight, do not assume the two represent the same market. And never merge a guide average, a retail display price and a supplier quote into one range — each source carries a different scope; keep every number labelled with its type and date.

What should you ask a seller?

This page is not a seller and confirms no stock, delivery or minimum order. For a real price, ask the seller to state the final amount, unit, net weight and the date the quote is valid. The full checklist: commodity class, grade, unit, net weight, quoted price, validity date, and pickup or delivery terms. The seller must confirm stock and the final amount directly — a guide average cannot do it for them.

Prepare a quote request you can compare

Before contacting sellers, write down the vegetable and class, quantity, unit, required date and delivery or collection point. Ask for a dated price, net weight, minimum quantity, separate charges, quote validity and substitution terms. If the seller gives a carton or bundle price, ask for net weight before calculating RM/kg.

Keep each source separate: a national FAMA guide, a retail display at a named premise, or a seller’s quote. Do not combine them into one price range. If a date, class or weight is missing, mark it unknown and ask the seller to provide it.

This page does not identify the most active channel or verify a current Selayang price. A dated record about another seller or one marketplace search does not establish what is available at this market. Contact the seller you choose and confirm price, stock, collection or delivery time and final total directly. Betulkex is testing demand for vegetable supply; the WhatsApp below records buyer interest only, not an offer-checking service or order.