Malaysian durian and pineapple open up overseas markets, and jackfruit is about to enter China

Published 2023년 1월 29일

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The Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS) is strategizing to boost fruit exports to countries like China, Australia, and New Zealand in 2023. The focus will be on durian and MD2 pineapple, which have high demand and 100% self-sufficiency in Malaysia. Other tropical fruits such as jackfruit, papaya, watermelon, banana, mango, mangosteen, and rambutan also have substantial export potential. The draft protocol for exporting Malaysian jackfruit to China is nearing completion, and Malaysia is expanding mangosteen planting to meet supply demands from Australia.

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Fruit export is an important part of Malaysia's agricultural product exports, among which durian and MD2 pineapple are particularly prominent in the Chinese market. Recently, the Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS) stated that in 2023, it will focus on promoting exports to major countries such as China, Australia, and New Zealand. Fruit export. In 2021, durian will become the main fruit commodity in Malaysia. The national durian planting area will reach 85,280 hectares, with an output of 448,272 metric tons and an export volume of 24,684 tons. There is a great demand for local durians in Malaysia. Data from the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DoSM) shows that the per capita consumption of local durians is 12.8 kg/year, and the self-sufficiency rate (SSR) has reached 104%. This shows that Malaysian durians can not only meet domestic demand, but also There is great export potential. In order to meet the needs of domestic and foreign markets, MAFS will ...

Source: Guojiguoshu