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Counting on Malaysia’s Top Fruits

By JOY LEE
Fair pricing: Tan hopes to see more reasonable prices of the durian in the future.

LONG before durians were a hot commodity, Tan Sue Yee’s family was already converting parts of their oil palm plantation into durian orchards.

According to Tan, at 500acres, Top Fruits Sdn Bhd currently has one of the largest mature durian plantations in town.

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