Steady hand at Hernan’s helm


New ways of consuming tropical fruits: The diversification into downstream products also stems from the desire to introduce consumers to other ways of eating durians or other tropical fruit-based products at a global level.

KUALA LUMPUR: For durian exporter Hernan Corporation Sdn Bhd, the Covid-19 pandemic has been both an opportunity and a challenge.

According to its group CEO Anna Teo, global demand for the king of fruits continues to soar despite the ongoing crisis.

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