Every summer, superfans of durian converge on a remote farm in western Puerto Rico to devour one of the world’s most polarizing fruits. Credit... Supported by By Thomas Fuller Visuals by Erika P.

Durian, known for its pungent smell, is now available in local supermarkets and cost up to $120. Photo / Getty Images Raw sewage, farts, and rotten meat – that’s just a few descriptions of the aroma ...

Authorities in Malaysia’s Pahang state have sealed off more than 10,000 hectares of illegal durian farms in a forest reserve and detained 129 people as part of an ongoing operation targeting land ...

A Chinese sweet potato variety that has a texture like durian has become an online sensation in Vietnam despite being three times the price of local varieties. "Durian sweet potatoes" have been widely ...

Pahang menteri besar Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said firm action against illegal durian farming will continue until such activities are eradicated. (Facebook pic) One hundred and twenty-nine people have ...

Southern Thai provinces have stepped up efforts to promote their high-quality durian farms, to rival the traditional production base in Thailand's eastern provinces for a larger export market share ...

Penang has earned its title as the ultimate food destination. Rich, spicy nasi lemak fills the senses, while the Musang King durian offers a creamy punch unlike anything else on earth. Costly, rare, ...

The provinces of Southern Thailand have boosted support for high-quality durian farms, rivaling the traditional production base in the country's eastern provinces for a bigger export market share amid ...

KUANTAN: A total of 129 individuals have been arrested for various offences under Ops Sekat, the ongoing crackdown on illegal durian plantations in Raub that began in April, says Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy ...

Roughly the size and shape of a rugby ball, the durian is considered by many to be “the king of fruit”.Siobhan Downes Sizeable quantities of a Southeast Asian fruit have turned up in New Zealand ...

SINGAPORE: A 56-year-old Singaporean man was sentenced to nine weeks' jail on Monday (Sep 15) for stealing durians and amulets in separate incidents. Sew Swee Chai pleaded guilty to two counts of ...