800 Rai Durian Farm Cuts Out Middlemen, Sells Direct to Community Amid Price Slump
A large-scale durian farm in Thailand, spanning 800 rai, is implementing a new strategy to bypass middlemen and sell directly to local communities, aiming to overcome a slump in prices. The 'Mon Thong' variety is offered starting at 49 baht per fruit with quality guarantees.
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