Opinion

Buying durian online can be costly in China

By Loshana K. Shagar, Ng Si Hooi and A.raman

DURIAN lovers in China can order the King of Fruits via Taobao, the Chinese version of eBay, Kwong Wah Yit Poh reported.

However, it will be an expensive affair if they wish to shop for the fruit online, as the sellers are charging between 160 yuan (about RM80) and 272 yuan (about RM140) for just 500gm of the Musang King variety.

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