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Durian price today April 2, 2025 in domestic market
Durian price news today April 2, 2025 in the world

Durian price today April 2, 2025 in domestic market

Types of durian	Type A	Type B	CD type
Mekong Delta region
Ri6	66,000 - 75,000	46,000 - 55,000	38,000 - 40,000
Ri6 VIP	75,000	55,000	45,000
Thai	115,000 - 120,000	95,000 - 100,000	60,000
Thai A VIP	130,000	100,000 - 105,000	Negotiate
Stable	70,000 - 72,000	50,000 - 52,000	30,000
Six Friends	80,000 - 85,000	60,000 - 65,000	Negotiate
Musang King	130,000 - 140,000	105,000 - 120,000	Negotiate
Black Thorn	125,000 - 135,000	105,000 - 120,000	Negotiate
Southeast region
Ri6	70,000 - 73,000	50,000 - 53,000	38,000
Thai	120,000 - 125,000	100,000 - 105,000	50,000
Central Highlands region
Ri6	68,000 - 72,000	48,000 - 52,000	38,000
Thai	120,000	100,000 - 105,000	50,000

The durian market in the Mekong Delta, Southeast and Central Highlands regions is clearly differentiated in terms of price and type of durian. While the Mekong Delta is diversified with many durian varieties and prices fluctuate strongly, the Southeast and Central Highlands focus on popular varieties with stable prices. The emergence of premium varieties shows the potential for the development of the high-quality durian market, especially when consumer demand is increasing.

Durian price news today April 2, 2025 in the world

Thailand is rolling out an ambitious strategy to effectively manage its fruit supply, aiming to achieve a total output of 950,000 tonnes by 2025. According to Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan, the measures are not only aimed at tackling overproduction but also at boosting domestic consumption and expanding export opportunities. Fruit supply is expected to increase by 15% this year compared to last year, especially for staple fruits such as durian, longan and mango.

One of the main focuses of this strategy is to ensure that farmers receive fair prices for their produce. To achieve this, the Ministry of Commerce has proposed seven key measures and 25 action plans, covering the entire supply chain from production, domestic marketing to exports and trade facilitation. The ultimate goal is to achieve price stability through the efficient distribution of 950,000 tonnes of fruit.

At the production level, Thailand focuses on building trust by promoting GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) certification and establishing “Set Zero” centers to maintain fruit quality. At the same time, the strategy also emphasizes encouraging domestic consumption by integrating markets, distributing products beyond production areas, and supporting the promotion of geographical indications. Initiatives such as free fruit delivery and a “Durian Buffet” to attract tourists have also been implemented.

Internationally, Thailand has been promoting its market through holding border trade fairs, facilitating business matching, and participating in major trade exhibitions. In addition, taking advantage of free trade agreements and negotiating trade facilitation measures with partner countries is also an important part of the strategy.

To diversify its revenue sources, Thailand has encouraged fruit processing and promoted the cultivation of ornamental plants to replace annual crops. At the same time, trade barriers have been addressed through facilitating labor mobility, establishing provincial sales teams, and setting up task forces to negotiate with China.

Finally, legal measures will be taken to ensure price transparency, including mandatory display of purchase prices at collection points every day at 8am. Stricter measures will also be taken to prevent commercial exploitation, according to the Bangkok Post.

With these efforts, Thailand not only aims to stabilize the domestic fruit market but also strengthen its position as one of the world's leading fruit exporting countries.

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/gia-sau-rieng-hom-nay-2-4-2025-tiep-tuc-chung-lai-3151919.html