Core Insights - Malaysia's durian harvest season in October sees popular varieties like "Musang King," "Black Thorn," and "Sultan King" becoming available, with enhanced logistics and technology facilitating faster delivery to China [1][2] - The export of Malaysian durians to China has exceeded 70%, with the signing of a plant quarantine agreement in 2024 allowing fresh durians to be exported to China [2][3] - The introduction of "air cold chain + cross-border customs clearance" has enabled fresh durians to reach Chinese consumers within 36 hours, significantly improving the supply chain efficiency [2][3] Industry Developments - The number of flights from China to Malaysia has increased to over 500 weekly, covering major cities and extending to smaller cities, enhancing travel convenience for consumers [3] - The implementation of a visa exemption policy has further boosted travel between the two countries, allowing for spontaneous trips to enjoy fresh durians [3] - Technological advancements in quality control, such as the "Durian Detective" system, provide three-dimensional non-destructive testing of durian quality, improving the accuracy of quality assessments [4][5] Market Trends - The growth of e-commerce platforms and B2B procurement chains has enabled more small and medium-sized enterprises to participate in the durian export market, expanding market coverage [2][3] - The use of advanced scanning technology allows for detailed internal assessments of durians, enhancing the overall quality control process [4][5] - The collaboration between Malaysia and China in the durian trade is becoming faster, more stable, and smarter, driven by improved logistics and technological innovations [5]