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Locals outraged after more than 1,000 valuable trees mysteriously disappear: 'Going to hurt everyone overall'
More than 1,000 prized durian trees were recently chopped down in Malaysia, sparking outrage among farmers and prompting a corruption investigation into how the destruction was allowed to happen.
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Malaysia durian glut caused by sub-standard export clones, cutting Musang King prices to $2.4/kg
The recent durian oversupply in Malaysia that pushed down local prices, including those of the prized Musang King, was caused ...
Malay Mail on MSN
The ‘Hermès of durian’: How Malaysia’s Musang King became China’s most wanted fruit
KUALA LUMPUP, Jan 11 — In the small Pahang town of Raub, the pungent scent of durian is the smell of money, ...
Penang remains unaffected by the issue of cloned durians failing to meet export standards due to its mature and ...
Sustainable Hrvest is deploying its LoRaWAN IoT-based solution for Malaysian fruit farmers to manage real-time data and analytics about soil health, watering status and weather. A popular Asian fruit ...
In just 11 months of 2025, China spent nearly $7.2 billion importing durian. Notably, in terms of China's total durian ...
Durian plants were found to flower following a 15-day dry spell, approximately 50 days from the end of the drought. Tokyo, Japan – Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have discovered that ...
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