Crab meat is not high priced.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Sure
• D. Varies by Market

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is understanding how price works for crab meat in seafood markets. Crab meat tends to be a premium product because harvests are limited, seasons affect supply, and the handling, processing, and transport needed to keep it fresh add to the cost. Fresh crab meat often commands higher prices than many other proteins, and prices can spike during holidays or when supply is tight. Because of these factors, saying crab meat is not high priced is not accurate in most market contexts. There are exceptions worth noting, such as imitation crab (surimi) products that mimic crab but aren’t real crab meat and can be much cheaper, and local markets with abundant supply. But overall, the statement is not correct.