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In July, Malaysian durian will enter its peak harvest period, with retail prices expected to drop by approximately 30%. However, if severe weather unexpectedly affects the harvest, the decline may be lower than anticipated. Durian sellers indicate that the Malaysian durian maturation peak typically continues from June to September, but this year, due to climate changes, the peak period has been delayed until July. At the beginning of this year's season, with low production, durian prices were high, but prices will significantly decrease in July. When durians mature in Malaysia's Pahang and Johor states, the official peak season begins. This year's peak season is relatively short, and specific pricing will depend on weather conditions. Source: ChannelNewsAsia 2024 International Fruit and Vegetable Report. All rights reserved. Reproduction requires permission from International Fruit and Vegetable Report.

According to the Thai National Business Report, the prices of durian and mangosteen in eastern Thailand continue to decline. Durian prices are around 70-80 baht/kg (15.3-17.5 yuan/kg), while mangosteen prices have dropped to a 10-year low, at approximately 12-14 baht/kg (2.6-3.1 yuan/kg). Due to poor quality, Chinese importers have temporarily suspended purchases, causing early-season durian prices in the south to fall below 100 baht/kg. The decrease in mangosteen prices is primarily due to high production this year and most orchard owners selling directly without grading.

Among these, the Golden Pillow durian in the Western Highlands has the highest price at 95,000 dong/kg (about 26.1 yuan/kg), with A and B fruits priced at 90-95,000 dong/kg and 70-75,000 dong/kg in the Southwest and Southeast regions, respectively. C fruits in the Western Highlands and Southwest regions are priced at 40-44,000 dong/kg. Ri6 durian A fruits have the highest prices in the Southwest and Southeast regions at 44-48,000 dong/kg and 45-48,000 dong/kg, with C fruits around 25-28,000 dong/kg. Musang King durian A fruits in the Southwest region reach 110-125,000 dong/kg, and 105-125,000 dong/kg in the Southeast region, while B fruits in the Southwest and Southeast regions are priced at 90-95,000 dong/kg. According to the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association, Vietnam's durian export value for the first 4 months of 2025 was only $183 million, a year-on-year decrease of 60.9%. China, as the primary export market, saw exports of only $105 million, a year-on-year decline of 75%. A single container of durian is worth billions of Vietnamese dong, and being stranded at border ports for 7-10 days not only incurs high storage costs but also risks being returned if goods do not meet standards. Many export enterprises have been forced to suspend exports, falling into sales difficulties. Durian growers are also widely panicked due to concerns about production and market instability. The Vietnamese durian industry and media have repeatedly requested the disclosure of heavy metal cadmium retest results for the Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) samples from the South Sea factory established in August 2023, as well as the handling process of the "self-recalled" fertilizer quantities and market circulation, but have received no response. From 2020 to July 2023, Vietnam imported over 122,000 tons of Diammonium Phosphate fertilizer from South Korea, valued at $74.4 million. After information about potential excessive cadmium content emerged,