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View all search resultsIndonesia has hardly exported any durian to China for decades, according to UN Comtrade data. Most of China’s durians instead come from Thailand, which contributes 94 percent of worldwide shipments, according to an FAO report.
Durian and batik may not come naturally in the same breath but that was what one woman leader managed to do in Lubuklinggau city – promoting durian through batik artistry despite the absence of batik history in the city.
Grown across tropical Southeast Asia, fans love the "king of fruits" for its bittersweet flavours and creamy texture although critics compare its odour to rotting garbage, and it is banned from many hotels and on public transport.
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