by Natthaphon Sangpolsit

    

BANGKOK (NNT) - Thai durians can now be exported to China, owing to continued efforts by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives to work with farmers and merchants in ensuring that the fruit, known for its distinct and persistent fragrance, passes safety and hygiene requirements.

 

Deputy Agriculture of Cooperatives Minister Mananya Thaiset said all products sold to China must be thoroughly inspected for coronavirus contamination.

 

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The ministry has also been working with the Ministry of Public Health and Chanthaburi Province to establish a new GAP Plus standard, an extension of its good agricultural practice (GAP) certification. The extension specifically ensures compliance with China’s requirements.

 

Under this new standard, the Department of Agriculture has been providing knowledge transfers to the farmers and merchants on proper pest control and disinfection procedures.

 

Local farmers are urged to dismiss unfounded rumors that Thai durians are no longer accepted in the Chinese market.

 

 

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Everything is good enough for them, the land of copies and fake.

I wonder if the taste changes after been stuck under UV light for hours as this is a practice here in China for all goods and materials coming from overseas. Personally I always found Durian smells like vomit and tastes like poop. The locals crowd around Durian like flies does around waste.

"Thai durians can now be exported to China"

This is confusing.

Fresh Thai durian have already been exported to China. To date Thailand has a near monopoly with over 90% market share in China.

In the past China allows the import of fresh durian ONLY FROM THAILAND. It also import frozen Malaysian durian that has lower quality.

Jan, 31, 2022

https://www.nationthailand.com/blogs/business/40011759

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

known for its distinct and persistent fragrance,

Oh really!!

Fragrance??

Of stinking feet????

Edited April 2, 20224 yr by Burma Bill
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Damn.

 

Looks like 150b kg durian again this year IF you can find it at all on BKK streets

3 hours ago, RafPinto said:

Everything is good enough for them, the land of copies and fake.

You might keep in mind from which everything that you know and where it originates.

No surprise here.... got to keep the Motherland happy..

16 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

I wonder if the taste changes after been stuck under UV light for hours as this is a practice here in China for all goods and materials coming from overseas. Personally I always found Durian smells like vomit and tastes like poop. The locals crowd around Durian like flies does around waste.

I bow to your more diverse tastes than mine.... but I like durian and am unable to make that comparison!