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    DURIAN HUSK CAN ONLY BE THROWN AWAY? OR CAN IT BE RECYCLED?

    Mar 09, 2022 4 minutes

    In recent years due to the growth of durian market, durian planting area has been increasing continuously in the past five years in order to meet market demand, and the trend has not slowed down. This situation is not only happening in Malaysia, but also in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia. With the increasing yield of durian comes the surge of durian waste, such as the durian husks.

    Durian is valuable in its entirety. The pulp not only can be eaten fresh, it can also be made into puree or processed into more valuable commodities such as dehydrated durian snacks, desserts, cakes, beverages and the of

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