The project, kick-started in 2017, aimed to transform the existing fish market and help turn the port into Thailand’s top fish bazaar. 
Fish Marketing Organisation director Montien Innoi said the construction is continuing as planned, despite there being some changes to the blueprint.

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The market will meet international standards and will be promoted as a top seafood market as well as a new attraction in Chonburi. 
He added that there was space for more than 300 shops as well as spots for fishermen to anchor their boats and sell their catch.

Country’s biggest fish market to open yearend

Thailand’s first central fish market, overlooking the sea in Chonburi’s Ang Sila sub-district, will open its doors in December.