Malaysia’s harvesting method luring customers near and far


Yee (left) being served a durian by orchard worker Liew Tor Choong at a fruit farm in Kulai, Johor.

Malaysian farmers’ method of harvesting durians by allowing them to drop instead of cutting fruits from branches is proving to be good for business.

Farmer Han Sing Keng from Kulai, Johor, said local growers waited for durians to drop whereas in neighbouring Thailand and Vietnam, they were harvested from the tree.

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