Vietnam's Durian Gains Official Access to Indian Market, Diversifying Export Channels
Vietnam's fresh durian has officially been granted access to the Indian market, opening up a consumer base of 1.4 billion people. This move allows Vietnamese agricultural exporters to diversify their sales channels and reduce reliance on traditional markets.
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