Southeast Asian durian growers shrug off threat of Chinese competition

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Southeast Asian durian growers shrug off threat of Chinese competition - Bangkok Post

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Southeast Asia's China-focused durian producers are concerned about a looming supply glut and economic headwinds that may dull China's appetite for imported fruit, but they have shrugged off the impact of China's durian self-sufficiency drive.

"A durian from Thailand weighing three kilogrammes to four kilogrammes will still cost 100 to 150 yuan in Shanghai's supermarkets," said one durian lover in the city.

The value of China's imports of fresh durian has surpassed that of any other fruits since 2019.