Speedy process key to success of fresh durian exports


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PETALING JAYA: Following the approval to export fresh durians to China, a leading industry player anticipated that the first shipment would reach China in about two months’ time.

Malaysia Durian Exporters Association president Sam Tan said that more than 30 small and medium durian farmers and exporters have registered with the Agriculture and Food Security Ministry, expressing their interest to export.

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