 Some Asian countries have developed unique distribution systems and highly specialised types of market place.Throughout Asia, a "wet market" refers to a place where fruit, vegetables, fish, seafood and meat products are sold.Throughout much of Asia, produce markets are known as "morning" markets due to their hours of operation, while "night markets" specialise in selling non-perishables including clothing, accessories, local artefacts, souvenirs and a wide assortment of personal goods.