Fruitful period for durian sellers


Perfectly good fruit: Durian seller Huang Siew Ping at her roadside stall selling durians. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Durian traders in Penang are anticipating better business in the Year of the Rabbit in view of the expected influx of Chinese tourists following the reopening of China’s borders.

Veteran durian seller Tan Chee Keat said he has received inquiries from his customers from China and would be welcoming his first batch of Chinese customers on Jan 27.

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