KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 Durian producers in the country have warned consumers that they will need to fork out more for the fruit as production fell by 60 per cent this year. According to The Malaysian Insight (TMI), they gave two reasons for the rise in prices: the high cost of fertilisers due to.
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Malaysian durian sales rely on Chinese market demand
According to specialists in the Malaysian durian industry, the ongoing pandemic has had serious negative consequences for domestic durian sales. That is why the Malaysian durian industry relies even more on Chinese market demand than before. According to specialists, the market still operated relatively unaffected in the first lockdown between March and May last year, but the second lockdown has seriously damaged the Malaysian durian market.
According to Chen Yaowei, board member of Dulai Fruits, the domestic sales volume is much smaller this year in comparison with last year. Dulai Fruits has more than 30 years of experience in the plantation and export of Malaysian durian. The company already operates in 10 countries. Dulai Fruits is one of the Malaysian companies allowed to export durian products to the Chinese market. According to Chen Shuxian, board member of Top Fruits, if we can not export durian, then I imagine that wi
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Lockdown hampers Malaysian durian trade
Countrys second lockdown has significantly reduced local demand for durian putting growers under pressure
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According to a report from
AFP, growers have become more reliant on exports with domestic customers stuck at home under Malaysia’s movement control order (MCO).
The MCO was re-imposed in January and has continued into February. The report said while demand for durians in Malaysia had remained stable during the first MCO, this time around things were different. Compared to last year, the local sales are not as good, Eric Chan, a trader and managing director of Dulai Fruits Enterprise, told