Group 1 - The chairman of Yimuyuan Group, Deng Jinhong, led a delegation to Thailand to explore strategic cooperation in agricultural product trade and marketing, particularly focusing on durian production and international order planting cooperation [1] - Thailand has become a major exporter of agricultural products to China, with products like rice, mangosteen, longan, and durian seeing increased market access, especially after the RCEP agreement [1] - Yimuyuan is a leading B2B digital service platform for agricultural products in China, facilitating trade between ASEAN countries and China, with a growing trade volume in recent years [1] Group 2 - The delegation visited KAF Group's super durian factory and the world's first fully automated durian sorting line, highlighting KAF's significant market presence with annual sales in the billions and over 5,000 member farms [2] - KAF Group is collaborating with major channels like JD Supermarket and Yum China, and is developing new cross-border payment settlement services to enhance trade efficiency [2] - Yimuyuan has filed for an IPO in the US, aiming to become the first Chinese agricultural internet company to list on a global capital market, with the Thailand visit being part of its pre-IPO activities [2]

Group 1 - The Southeast Asian fruit import season is currently underway, with a significant increase in the sales of durians, mangosteens, and coconuts in Nanning, Guangxi [1] - The wholesale price of durians has dropped to around 25 RMB per pound, nearly 50% cheaper than the same period last year, with daily sales reaching 2 to 3 standard containers [1] - Guangxi's proximity to ASEAN countries and its status as China's largest land fruit import and export port facilitate efficient cross-border trade, with a steady flow of vehicles transporting fruits like durians and jackfruits [1] Group 2 - A Malaysian company has established a restaurant in Nanning specializing in Malaysian durians and related food products, gaining popularity among durian enthusiasts [2] - The company has successfully launched various durian-themed products and experiences, including a "durian cultural tour" inviting Chinese consumers to Malaysia [2] - The stable bilateral relations between Malaysia and China are encouraging Malaysian investors to open durian stores in China, with plans to expand to cities like Foshan, Shenzhen, and Harbin [2][3]