STALL VENDORS CAN GET BACK TO RED MARKET BY END OF MAY AS REFURBISHMENT WORK COMPLETED

After around two years of “reorganisation work” on Macau’s iconic Red Market, the work has finally been completed and the refurbishment project has now entered the “acceptance and facility testing stages”, with stall vendors scheduled to be back at the market by the end of May, the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) has announced. The Red Market is slated to reopen to the public in early June, according to the bureau.

Currently, 127 stalls from the original Red Market will be relocated back to the market, including 12 vegetable stalls, 76 fish and seafood stalls, 17 pork stalls, 2 beef stalls, 8 chilled product stalls, 7 grocery stalls, 4 tofu and bean sprout stalls, as well as 1 frozen meat stall.

The “reorganisation work” on the Red Market began in May 2022.