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Raub's Durian Rush: China's Global Demand

In the Malaysian town of Raub, durians drive the economy, with the Musang King variety sought after by China. The global durian rush has led to a surge in exports, transforming farmers into millionaires. However, challenges loom as China expands its durian production and Raub faces land lease disputes. Checkout Solipillow.com

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