Vietnam's Durian Industry Shifts from 'Hot Growth' to 'Quality Growth'
Following a challenging 2025 marked by stricter export regulations, Vietnam's durian industry is shifting from volume-based growth to quality-focused development. In Q1 2026, export value surged by 230% year-on-year, driven by frozen exports and market diversification.
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