SINGAPORE, Jan. 5 -- Demand for Musang King durians in Singapore has reportedly surged after prices fell sharply following a bumper harvest in Malaysia, prompting some sellers to significantly increase imports.

According to a report in Singapore's CNA, Musang King durians are now selling for as low as S$8 (about RM25) per kilogramme, which is around half the price paid by consumers last year.

The price drop comes as durian farms across Malaysia recorded significantly higher yields of the durian variety this season.

Durian 36 owner Alvin Teo reportedly said he is importing about 20 per cent more Musang King durians compared with 2024, or roughly 700kg to 800kg daily, to meet the surge in demand.

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