Durian prices plummet in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, leaving farmers in distress
Durian prices in Vietnam's Mekong Delta have plummeted, causing significant financial losses for farmers. The downturn is driven by oversupply, quality control issues in exports to China, and stiff competition, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable agricultural practices.
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