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Vietnam's Persistent Heavy Rain Devastates Agriculture: Northern Region Flooded, Durian Trees Die Off en Masse in Central Highlands
Vietnam's persistent heavy rain devastates agriculture: heavy rain in the north kills 3 people, floods more than 16,000 houses, and damages 22,000 hectares of crops; in the Central Highlands, durian orchards in Gia Lai Province suffer from diseases triggered by waterlogging, with thousands of hectares of durian trees affected and large numbers of trees dying from resin oozing and root rot.
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Malaysian Tree-Ripened Durians Arrive in Dalian by Sea After 12 Days, Controlled-Atmosphere Preservation Replaces Air Freight
2 tons of Malaysian tree-ripened durians arrived at Dalian Port after a 12-day sea voyage; the controlled-atmosphere container preservation technology trial shipment succeeded, and large-volume sea freight is expected to significantly reduce durian export logistics costs.
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Vietnam surpasses Thailand and exports the most durians to China.
Dan Viet News Network of Vietnam reported that currently, Vietnam ranks first in durian exports to China, surpassing Thailand, thanks to various favorable
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Distribution of durian varieties in Malaysia, Musang King/SULIAN/BLACK THORN/ UDANG MERAH
The king of fruits, durian, in Malaysia, also holds an unshakable position in Southeast Asia, such as Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and even in China. As the
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Vietnamese and Thai durians flood the market, and imported durian prices plunge 30-40% in one month
According to Vietnamese media reports, at the end of April the orchard purchase price of Ri 6 (Vietnamese Chin Hoa) fell 30-40% compared with early April, to 50,000-55,000 Vietnamese dong/kg, equivalent to 14.7-15.2 yuan/kg. Surveys show that purchase prices in Tien Giang Province, Ben Tre Province and Can Tho City were only 50,000
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Can Durian Seeds Be Eaten? The Correct Way to Eat Durian Seeds
On the fruit stand, the big durian with its split-open shell, does its goose-yellow flesh appeal to you? Some friends may not be able to stand the smell of durian, but there are certainly no few people who love it. We all know that the whole durian is a treasure, but most people only eat the durian flesh
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Where are durians grown, and are there durian-growing regions in China?
The king of fruits, the durian, is a fruit that people both love and hate. The durian's distinctive smell may be unbearable to some, but its rich, juicy flesh looks mouthwatering. Durian is generally available in fruit shops and fruit supermarkets, and it is already a
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How to Grow a Durian Tree? How Many Years Until It Bears Fruit
Everyone eats durian often, but very few people have probably ever seen a durian tree. In China, it is only rarely grown in Guangdong and Hainan. Many friends who live in the interior and have never traveled to Southeast Asia probably do not even know what a durian tree looks like, let alone
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Durian Lovers: 4 Tips to Tell Ripe, Delicious Durian
Pictured: durian. The most recognizable thing about durian is its unique aroma: people who like it consider it a delicacy, while those who do not find it unbearably smelly. In fact, once you actually taste it, perhaps you will come to like the flavor of durian. Generally speaking, choosing a durian with good ripeness means it tastes sweet and soft.
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What durian varieties are there? Introduction to the origins and characteristics of each variety
Durian is one of the famous tropical fruits, enjoying the reputation of "king of fruits," and is native to Malaysia. Most of the durian in our country comes from Thailand, and its varieties are quite different from those of Malaysia. Malaysian durian basically ripens completely naturally and then
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