Musang King flies off to China

SEPANG: More people in China will be able to enjoy one of Malaysia’s best durians after the first chartered flight flew 20 tonnes of whole Musang King to Henan province.

Malaysia’s special envoy to China Tan Kok Wai said the country aimed to export about 8,000 tonnes of durians annually, valued at around 800 million yuan (RM470mil), via chartered flights.

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