Chinese people love durian from Malaysia – level 3
03-10-2024 07:00
Malaysia, a major producer of durian, is expected to benefit significantly from an agreement with China to import fresh durian.
After a visit from the Chinese Premier, China agreed to accept the fruit, which is considered a delicacy, especially in China. The harvesting of durian occurs early in the morning, as timing is crucial. If the fruits drop, their quality can suffer. Penang Island provides excellent conditions for this fruit, with various high-quality types thriving there. Although Malaysia represents only 10% of global durian exports, its focus on premium-quality durians allows it to be a significant player in this profitable market.
Growers carefully track the origin of each durian to ensure quality for Chinese customers. The owner of one farm, who refuses to sell despite offers, expresses pride in the fruit. He plans to breed new varieties, make the farm organic, and attract tourists to experience the unique durian harvest.
Difficult words: delicacy (rare and expensive food), crucial (necessary), thrive (to grow and develop well).
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