Malaysia's Plan to Boost Durian Exports and Market Demand
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Summarized by AI from the source belowMalaysia is working to enhance the global demand for its durian fruit, often seen as an acquired taste. The initiative aims to position the country as a top exporter of the fruit, with export revenues projected to hit 100 million Malaysian Ringgit (approx. 22 million USD) by 2025. This effort includes marketing campaigns and collaborations with local and international partners. For investors, this could lead to increased revenue streams in the agricultural sector, as Malaysia seeks to expand its durian market significantly.
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