Sell online from Chandpur

Hilsa is Chandpur's best-known product, and buyers across Bangladesh will pay for fish that really comes from the Meghna. Selling it online works best for sellers who can ice and pack fish within hours of landing and send it by overnight cold courier, and who are honest about size, weight and catch date. Salted and dried fish, and pickles or ready-to-cook hilsa preparations, are easier to ship, as are other local items like rice and seasonal vegetables.

Midmart costs nothing to sell on, and it never takes payment or arranges delivery: each seller agrees payment with the buyer directly and books their own courier. Pause hilsa listings during the government fishing bans, which usually fall in March–April and around October, and say clearly which months you can supply fresh fish. Good photos of the whole fish, with weight shown, build more trust than any description.

What Chandpur is known for

Buyers already search for these by name. If you make, grow or source them in Chandpur, list them.

• Chandpur hilsa
• Salted hilsa (nona ilish)
• River dried fish

Read the Chandpur guide — history, places and markets

Chandpur is in the Suburban and rural zone. Many couriers serve it at a higher rate — set a charge that covers your courier, and say clearly how long delivery takes.

Delivery is charged per shop. A buyer ordering from you and another shop pays two delivery charges, so make yours clear on your listings.

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