Durian Suppliers

Find durian suppliers for your specification, preferred origin and buying volume.

Durian suppliers range from smallholder farms harvesting ripe fruit to exporters managing cold chains and packhouses. Choose a supplier whose service matches your order: fresh fruit for a specific market, a consistent supply across the season, or a supplier able to handle export logistics.

Specify fresh whole durian or processed forms, variety, ripeness, quantity, and destination country. We can help you through OpenCommo’s network of 70,000+ suppliers across commodities.

Where our suppliers are located

Explore sourcing locations across our durian supplier network. Choose your preferred country below to find suppliers for your specification and shipment size.

Explore durian suppliers

Find suppliers for your required product form, grade and shipment size. Choose an origin to start your request.

SupplierCountryContact details
P F *****Thailand
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Hary*****Malaysia
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Rosa*****Philippines
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PT. *****Indonesia
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PLAT*****Spain
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What to look for when sourcing durian

Product specification

Fresh durian for immediate retail sale differs from fruit destined for processing. Define the variety and ripeness stage clearly.

Variety & ripeness

Name the variety, such as Monthong or Musang King, and agree the ripeness stage at shipment, from mature unripe to fully ripe.

Size & form

Specify weight range per fruit, packaging type, and whether you require whole fruit, halves, or flesh portions for processed forms.

Harvest & season

Confirm the harvest period and whether the fruit is from a single farm or mixed sources.

Quality acceptance

Quality in fresh durian depends on both external appearance and internal flesh condition. Agree how quality will be judged at each stage.

  • External checks

    Define acceptable shell condition, absence of cracks or pests, and stem freshness. Visual inspection is the first step.

  • Internal assessment

    Agree on flesh color, texture, aroma, and sweetness for a sample. Taste testing is essential for ripeness and flavor.

  • Arrival condition

    Specify how the fruit should arrive, including temperature, firmness, and any acceptable bruising. Note that inspection at arrival is critical for fresh produce.

Origin requirements

Durian origin affects flavor and shelf life. Define the level of traceability you need from the supplier.

Farm or region

Request the growing region or farm name, and any distinct characteristics associated with that origin.

Harvest timing

Ask when the fruit was harvested and how it has been stored since harvest.

Substitution policy

For repeat orders, state which varieties or origins you accept as substitutes and how you will be notified.

Commercial terms

Fresh durian is often quoted per kilogram or per fruit, with terms varying by logistics. Compare offers on the same basis.

Pricing unit
Confirm whether pricing is per fruit, per kilogram, or per container, and include the grade or size range covered.
Delivery terms
Define whether the price includes cold chain transport to your destination or only to the exporter's facility.
Order details
Agree on quantity, delivery window, and payment terms. Ensure the contract states who bears risk during transit.

Documentation & compliance

Check that paperwork supports the actual shipment. The evidence must match the product you are buying.

Shipment documents
Align the invoice, packing list, and transport document with the lot reference and quantity.
Certification
If you require organic or other certifications, verify the supplier holds a current scope covering this product.
Import rules
Confirm any phytosanitary requirements or import permits needed for your destination country before shipping.

Supplier capability

Durian suppliers vary from small farms to large exporters. Establish who is responsible for harvesting, packing, and cold chain.

  • Role clarity

    Identify whether the supplier is the grower, packhouse, or exporter, and who handles logistics and customs.

  • Capacity

    Ask about the maximum volume per week or season, and how the supplier handles demand spikes.

  • Export experience

    For international orders, confirm the supplier has shipped to similar destinations and can provide required documentation.

Durian Supplier Questions

How do I find durian suppliers in my preferred origin?
Select your desired origin and share the variety, quantity, and destination. OpenCommo helps automate your sourcing through its supplier network.
Should I buy fresh durian from a farm, packhouse, or exporter?
A farm offers direct harvest control, a packhouse provides grading and packing, and an exporter manages shipping. Choose based on your volume, logistics needs, and required services.
What should I include in a fresh durian quotation request?
Specify the variety, ripeness stage, weight range, packaging, quantity, and destination. Include your preferred delivery timing and any certification requirements.
How do I compare wholesale fresh durian offers?
Compare offers on the same per-unit basis, variety, ripeness, packaging weight, and delivery terms. Ensure all quotes include the same cold chain and freight responsibilities.
How should I assess a fresh durian sample?
Check the shell for cracks and pests, then cut a fruit to verify flesh color, texture, aroma, and taste. Assess the fruit's overall maturity and remaining shelf life.
How can I check a fresh durian supplier before signing a contract?
Verify the supplier's identity, trade references, and export experience. Put the variety, ripeness, weight, quantity, delivery schedule, and payment terms in the contract, including a clear quality-claim process.