Musang King Durian Traders Offer High Commissions Amid Tight Supply
Scarcity of the premium Musang King durian in Vietnam has led traders to offer commissions of nearly 5% per kilogram for sourcing information. Rising demand, particularly from China, and reduced harvests are driving up prices.
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