'The most expensive durian in Vietnam' dropped sharply in price

Published 2024년 7월 13일

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The article highlights the popularity and high prices of the Black Thorn durian variety in Vietnam, particularly this season in the West and Central Highlands. Originating in Malaysia, this durian type has been cultivated in Vietnam and is noted for its quality and high yield, though prices have recently dropped due to increased supply. Despite the price decrease, Black Thorn durians are still more expensive than other varieties like Musang King and Monthong. The article also mentions the durian's unique characteristics and its ability to maintain quality whether cut or left to ripen naturally, making it a favorite among Vietnamese gardeners.
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Black Thorn, also known as black thorn durian - a famous Malaysian variety - has been grown in the West and Central Highlands. Since becoming a commercial product until now, this type of durian has always been the most expensive product in Vietnam. This year, their prices are 2-3 times higher than Musang King and Monthong, but compared to last year they have dropped sharply. Mr. Thuc in Ben Tre has 20 Black Thorn durian trees and said this year he harvested more than 3 tons of fruit. The current selling price at the garden is 300,000 VND per kg. According to him, this level has decreased by 40% compared to the same period last year. "Last year, I sold 4 kg fruit for 2 million VND, now it's 1.2 million," he said, adding that this is the third year of harvesting this type. Ms. Muoi, who owns a garden with 15 blackthorn durian trees in Tien Giang, also said she earned nearly half a billion VND from this fruit. "This is the fruit that brings the most attractive income for my family ...
Source: VNExpress

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