Thailand durian makes another Chinese conquest with Thb500m export deal

Published 2023년 3월 28일

Tridge summary

Thai durian exporters have signed a deal with Yunnan Dimiao Electronic Commerce Ltd. to export 500 million baht of durians to China over five years, aimed mainly at online sales. This deal mitigates concerns over China's effort to grow its own durians affecting Thai exports. Trade negotiations regarding fruit trading in the region, a significant market for Thailand, are ongoing, and Thai trade delegates are inspecting Yunnan's customs checkpoints in anticipation of the fruit harvest season. Trade between Thailand and Yunnan province reached 80.53 billion baht in 2022, with a balance of Thai exports exceeding imports.
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Original content

The memorandum of understanding was signed by Thai durian exporters and Yunnan Dimiao Electronic Commerce Ltd. Under the deal, the Chinese company will buy 500 million baht of durians from Thailand over five years. The Thai fruit will be resold in China mainly via online channels. The export deal has dampened fears that China’s move to grow its own durians would hit exports from Thailand. On Monday, Commerce permanent secretary Kirati Ratchano also held talks with seven Chinese trade promotion offices, as well as officials from Vientiane and Hanoi to discuss fruit trading in the region, which is one of Thailand’s biggest markets. On Tuesday, Thai trade delegates are visiting major customs checkpoints in Yunnan, including the Mohan road and railway checkpoints on the Laos border, to check preparations for Thai fruit cargoes in the upcoming harvest season. Trade between Thailand and Yunnan province ...

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