Thai Origin
Fresh whole durian commercially produced in Thailand for domestic and international fresh-fruit trade.
Source fresh Thai durian from Thailand for international wholesale, distribution, retail procurement and commercial import programs. ThaiMahapoke supplies fresh Thai durian according to required variety, maturity, size, quality criteria, packaging, destination and shipment requirements.
Fresh Thai durian is commercially valued for its distinctive aroma, rich flesh and variety-dependent eating characteristics. B2B sourcing also depends on cultivar, physiological maturity, fruit size, appearance, packing, destination and transit requirements.
Fresh whole durian commercially produced in Thailand for domestic and international fresh-fruit trade.
Monthong is a key commercial variety, with Chanee, Kanyao, Kradum Thong and Puang Manee also recognized in Thai production.
Required maturity should be selected around cultivar, transit time, destination and intended selling stage.
Export packing is matched to fruit specification, handling requirements, shipment method and buyer needs.
Variety, fruit weight, maturity and current crop availability should be confirmed before quotation. Published cultivar weight ranges are references rather than fixed ThaiMahapoke shipment specifications.
Monthong (Mon Thong / Golden Pillow) is one of Thailand's important commercial varieties, with relatively large fruit, thick rind and creamy yellow flesh. Published reference: approximately 2–5 kg.
Chanee (Chani) is an established Thai cultivar with golden-yellow flesh and a pronounced durian character. Published reference: approximately 2–4 kg.
Kanyao (Kan Yao) is recognized for a generally globular form, creamy-yellow flesh and sweet, mellow characteristics. Published reference: approximately 2–5 kg.
Kradum Thong is generally smaller at approximately 1.5–3 kg. Puang Manee is a smaller elliptical variety at approximately 1.5–2.5 kg.
Buyers should evaluate cultivar together with fruit size, destination preference, maturity requirement, transit time, seasonal availability and target retail or wholesale program.
| Variety | General Commercial Character | Published Weight Reference | Buyer Consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthong | Large commercial variety; creamy yellow flesh | 2–5 kg | Mainstream Thai durian sourcing |
| Chanee | Golden-yellow flesh; pronounced character | 2–4 kg | Market familiarity and maturity requirement |
| Kanyao | Globular form; creamy-yellow flesh | 2–5 kg | Availability and pricing may differ from Monthong |
| Kradum Thong | Generally smaller fruit; intense yellow flesh | 1.5–3 kg | Smaller fruit format |
| Puang Manee | Smaller elliptical fruit; yellow-orange flesh | 1.5–2.5 kg | Variety-specific sourcing program |
Durian is a tropical fruit in the genus Durio, with a thick spiny rind and rich, aromatic flesh whose texture and flavor vary by cultivar and maturity.
Thailand produces multiple commercial durian varieties. Fresh whole durian is commercially distinct from frozen flesh, frozen whole fruit, puree, paste and freeze-dried durian. This page specifically covers fresh Thai durian sourcing and export.
Fresh Thai Durian.
Durio zibethinus.
Thailand.
A shipment should be quoted and accepted against the buyer's agreed specification. Published market or technical references are not represented as fixed ThaiMahapoke guarantees.
Fresh durian packaging must protect a heavy, spiny fruit while supporting practical handling through the export and distribution chain.
Corrugated export cartons and suitable ventilated configurations may be selected according to fruit weight, shipment and buyer requirements.
Internal protection, separators or other suitable materials may be reviewed to reduce avoidable physical damage during handling.
Buyer-specified carton presentation, labels, carton markings and retail-oriented configurations can be evaluated where commercially feasible.
A useful quotation is based on the actual variety, specification, quantity, packing, destination and logistics requirement rather than a generic price per kilogram.
MOQ depends on variety, season, specification, packing format and shipment program. Provide the expected order quantity for commercial evaluation.
Thai durian has commercial availability across the year, while supply volume and individual cultivar availability vary by producing region and crop period.
FOB and CIF quotations may be discussed according to shipment, destination and commercial requirements.
Sea, air or other appropriate logistics arrangements are evaluated against destination, transit time, quantity, maturity, packing and import requirements.
Agreed pre-shipment checks and independent third-party inspection can be discussed where commercially applicable.
Documentation and phytosanitary requirements vary by destination and should be confirmed for the importing country and shipment.
Fresh Thai durian is relevant to import, wholesale, specialty retail, supermarket procurement and food-service programs requiring defined commercial specifications.
For fresh-fruit programs requiring defined variety, maturity, size, packing and shipment specifications for onward distribution.
For commercial distribution programs requiring practical packing, product consistency and supply planning.
For retail programs where fruit size, appearance, labeling, carton presentation, traceability and delivery scheduling may be important.
For Asian grocery, specialty fresh-fruit and food-service channels requiring fresh whole durian.
Freshness and arrival condition depend on physiological maturity, cultivar, packing, handling, transit duration and temperature management.
Align harvest maturity with transit time, arrival condition, distribution period and intended selling stage.
Relevant checks include correct variety, physiological maturity, fruit size, rind condition, shape and buyer-defined defect tolerances.
Durian is heavy and spiny; packing, stacking and temperature planning should be evaluated together with maturity and route.
Destination-specific plant-health and food-safety requirements should be confirmed before shipment. Current China-bound controls include attention to BY2, cadmium and traceability-related requirements.
For suitable orders, ThaiMahapoke can discuss buyer-specific export packaging and private-label requirements without implying ownership of underlying packing or processing facilities.
Buyer-branded cartons, artwork and carton markings can be evaluated against the commercial order requirements.
Product labels, carton labels, barcodes and destination-required labeling can be coordinated where applicable.
Buyer-defined packing configurations and presentation can be discussed according to product and shipment requirements.
Feasibility depends on quantity, packaging specification, artwork, printing requirements, product availability and lead time. These parameters are confirmed during quotation.
ThaiMahapoke supports international fresh-durian procurement from product requirement through specification, grading, packing, inspection, documentation and export shipment coordination.
Source fresh Thai durian according to commercial variety, crop availability and buyer requirements.
Align variety, maturity, size, quality criteria and packing with the buyer's commercial requirement.
Coordinate product selection against agreed commercial criteria.
Coordinate packing appropriate to the fruit specification, shipment method and buyer requirements.
Support applicable pre-shipment inspection and export-document requirements.
Support FOB, CIF and other applicable shipment arrangements according to the confirmed transaction.
Key questions international buyers commonly need resolved before moving from product evaluation to quotation.
Monthong is a primary commercial variety for international sourcing. Other Thai varieties such as Chanee, Kanyao, Kradum Thong and Puang Manee may also be discussed depending on season, specification and current availability.
Yes. Monthong and Mon Thong are common English spellings referring to the Thai cultivar หมอนทอง. Monthong is widely used in international commercial contexts.
Fruit size varies by crop and specification. Published Thai agricultural references describe Monthong fruit within a broad 2–5 kg cultivar range, but this is not a guaranteed shipment specification. Buyers should state their preferred fruit weight or size range in the RFQ.
Commercial export orders can be specified according to variety, maturity, size, appearance, defect criteria, packing and destination requirements. Because export grade can mean different things to different buyers and markets, the required criteria should be defined in the RFQ.
MOQ depends on variety, season, specification, packing and shipment requirements. Send the required quantity and destination for commercial evaluation.
FOB and CIF options may be discussed where commercially applicable. For CIF inquiries, provide the destination port together with quantity, packing and product specification.
Shipment method depends on destination, transit time, quantity, maturity, packing and import requirements. Air shipment can support shorter transit, while sea freight requires particularly careful alignment of maturity, temperature management and transit planning.
Maturity should be selected according to cultivar, transit duration, destination and intended selling stage. Buyers should not treat ripe and mature for export as interchangeable specifications.
Buyer-branded cartons, labels, barcodes and other custom packaging requirements can be evaluated according to order quantity, artwork, packaging specification and lead time.
Independent inspection requirements may be discussed before shipment. State the inspection company or required inspection scope in the RFQ if you have a specific requirement.
Requirements depend on the destination country and shipment. Commercial documents, phytosanitary requirements, registrations, declarations, laboratory testing or other controls may apply depending on the market. Requirements should be confirmed for the actual destination before shipment.
Provide the variety, required size or weight, maturity or grade requirements, quantity, packing, destination country, destination port or airport, preferred shipment method, FOB or CIF requirement, inspection requirements and any private-label or special specifications.
Send complete requirements so current availability, commercial specification, packing and shipment options can be evaluated against the same commercial basis.
Good sourcing begins with the same measurable requirement being used for product selection, supplier comparison and quotation.
Confirm whether your market specifically requires Monthong or whether other Thai varieties are commercially acceptable.
Align maturity with transit duration, arrival expectation and the local distribution period.
Agree fruit size or weight, appearance and relevant defect tolerances.
Align carton, protection and ventilation with fruit weight, route and distribution requirements.
Review temperature management, transit time, destination requirements, inspection and Incoterm before final quotation.