How much does a whole durian cost?

While even a regular durian of good quality can cost you between $50 and $100, the staggering sum paid last weekend was about double the previous record price at the auction, organisers told the media.

Are durians expensive?

Depending on its size, Kan Yao durians from Apiranya Farm can range from about $380 to $530 per fruit. But despite Kan Yao’s steep price, demand for this variety is growing. And supply can’t keep up.

How much is a kilo of durian in the Philippines?

In 2022, the approximate price range for Philippines Durian is between US$ 1.08 and US$ 0.81 per kilogram or between US$ 0.49 and US$ 0.37 per pound(lb). The price in Philippine peso is PHP 52.08 per kg.

Which is the most expensive fruit?

Yubari Melon
The name of the most expensive fruit in the world is Yubari Melon, and for the cost of this fruit, one can buy gold or even a piece of land. This fruit is sold in Japan and cannot be accessed easily. You will be shocked to know that the cost of the Yubari Melon ranges in lakhs.

What is the most expensive durian?

Nonthaburi durians
Here’s why Nonthaburi durians can be expensive.

Which country has the best durian?

Thailand. Believe it or not, Thailand is actually the leading producer and exporter of durian! It produces six times more durian than anywhere else in the world and is home to over 230 varieties of the fruit—from the common Monthong and Chanee to the expensive Kan Yao.

Which fruit is very expensive?

Why is Musang King so expensive?

Due to limited availability and strong demand, prices globally for Musang King have risen dramatically over recent years. For example, prices in Malaysia have risen over 200% since 2014.

How much does durian cost in Philippines?

47.58 Philippine pesos per kilo
In 2021, the average farmgate price of durian in the Philippines was at 47.58 Philippine pesos per kilo. This reflects an increase from the previous year’s average price of about 41.62 Philippine pesos per kilo.

Where is durian from in Philippines?

Mindanao
Durian trees grow almost exclusive in Mindanao, particularly in Davao, Cotabato, Sulu and Agusan. In fact, Southern Mindanao is considered as the ‘durian republic’ in the Philippines.