Thorny off-season concerns


Decent harvest: Durian farmer Abdul Hadi collecting fruits at his farm at Dusun Durian Landak in Pekan Nanas, Pontian. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

With durian prices in Johor set to rise when supply drops at the end of the month, farmers and sellers find ways to keep drawing lovers of the fruit.

THE prices of durian in Johor are expected to rise slightly as supply of the King of Fruits drops with the season ending this month.

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