US EditionThorny Issue: The Durian Economy and Land Tussle in Pahang
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Thorny Issue: The Durian Economy and Land Tussle in Pahang
In 2022, Malaysia’s durian exports reached RM1.14 billion (US$258 million), driven mainly by Chinese demand. They surged after a deal allowing Malaysia to export fresh durians to China last year, with exports from 24 August to 31 December totalling RM24.84 million. However, Raub in the state of Pahang — the Musang King capital — has witnessed an escalation of tensions between farmers and the Pahang state government over durian plantations on sta…
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