China's durian planting makes Thailand and Vietnam deeply anxious, China does not import, where to sell high-priced durian? You are mistaken, durian is expensive, it has nothing to do with Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, their planting volume, and it has nothing to do with the high consumption of Chinese consumers, it only has something to do with some black-hearted compradors in China. But I love this bite so much, when will my durian freedom be realized?
As the king of tropical fruits, the market price of durian is affected by a variety of factors, including planting costs, production volumes, transportation costs, market demand and trade policies. The development of durian cultivation in China has indeed brought certain competitive pressure to traditional durian producing countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia.
First of all, the demand for durian from Chinese consumers is increasing year by year, which has promoted the rapid development of the domestic durian planting industry. With the advancement of planting technology and the expansion of planting area, the production of local durian in China has gradually increased, which has alleviated the dependence on imported durian to a certain extent. However, due to the long growth cycle of durian and the special requirements for climatic conditions, China's durian industry has not yet been able to fully meet the huge demand of the domestic market.
Secondly, the price of imported durian is greatly affected by the supply and demand relationship in the international market. Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia are major durian exporters, and their production fluctuations have a direct impact on the supply situation in the international market. For example, unfavorable weather conditions or pest and disease outbreaks can lead to lower yields, which can push prices higher.
In addition, trade policies and tariffs are also important factors affecting durian prices. The Chinese government's import policy and tariff adjustments for agricultural products will directly affect the import cost of durian. If the import tariff is reduced, it will help reduce the price of imported durian and increase consumers' willingness to buy.
As for the term "comprador", it usually refers to a merchant or agent who represents foreign interests in trade. Whether there is comprador behavior in the durian trade and its impact on prices involves more complex economic and political factors that need to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.
Finally, regarding the realization of free trade in durian, this requires the Chinese government to actively participate in international trade cooperation while ensuring the development of domestic agriculture, and reduce trade barriers through negotiation and consultation to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the standardized management of the domestic durian industry and improve product quality and competitiveness.
In conclusion, the formation of durian prices is a complex economic process involving many factors. The development of durian cultivation in China is a natural response to the supply and demand relationship in the market, and the realization of free trade in durian requires the joint efforts of the government, enterprises and consumers.