Durian prices plummet in Vietnam's Mekong Delta as exports to China decline


A durian farm in Can Tho City. - Photo: baoquangninh.vn

MEKONG DELTA, (Vietnam): (Bernama-VNA/VN) Durian prices in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta provinces are falling sharply, in some areas to just a third of the levels seen during the same period last year, as China tightens quality control procedures and delays customs clearance.

In key durian-growing regions Tien Giang, Can Tho and Ben Tre, Ri6 sells for VND35,000-40,000 (US$1.40-1.60) per kilogramme (kg)at the orchard, compared to VND100,000-120,000 (US$3.90-4.70) a year ago, Vietnam News reported.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Vietnam , durian , prices , plummet , Mekong Delta , exports , to China , decline

Next In Aseanplus News

Indonesia to cut coal output to lift prices: minister
Singapore Pools wrongly gave double payouts to 3,000 winning bets due to technical disruption
Philippines continues search for 26 missing in Basilan ferry sinking
Voting ends in Bangladesh's Parliamentary Election
Singapore's Budget 2026: Government to raise EP, S Pass qualifying salaries from 2027
China cracks down on anti-marriage social media content during Lunar New Year holiday
Lodge police report if houses of worship built illegally, says Selangor MB
Rafizi brushes off allegations in report lodged by NGOs
China could overtake the US economically – and still risk war in Taiwan Strait: survey
Asean News Headlines at 10pm on Thursday (Feb 12, 2026)

Others Also Read