Durian prices drop due to abundant supply


Fruitful endeavour: Lim pricing her durians in airtight containers for only RM10 each in Macalister Road, George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: An extended season and booming yield of the Malaysian King of Fruits has caused durians to be sold cheaply now.

The fasting month in May had resulted in a drop in durian sales that contributed to the increase in supply, which eventually caused prices to come down.

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