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Malaysia is trying to get Chinese consumers, the world's biggest durian importers, to choose its fruit over other countries' varieties. Unlike rivals, Malaysian growers only collect durians that have ripened naturally and fallen, which gives them a unique taste. The naturally ripened durians, however, have a very short shelf life of only two to three days.
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