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Durian offers new growth to Vietnam's coffee heartland

DAK LAK, Vietnam: In Thai Binh village in Ea Tul commune, Le Tuan Tai walks under a canopy of durian trees, with sunlight falling through the leaves. He taps a green-yellow fruit with a small knife. A dull thud. "It's ripe," he says.

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Two workers harvest durians in Dak Lak province, Vietnam, Sept. 10, 2026. - Xinhua

DAK LAK, Vietnam: In Thai Binh village in Ea Tul commune, Le Tuan Tai walks under a canopy of durian trees, with sunlight falling through the leaves. He taps a green-yellow fruit with a small knife. A dull thud. "It's ripe," he says.

For nearly four decades, Tai's family has farmed this land in Vietnam's central province of Dak Lak. First rubber, then coffee, now durian. Nearly 2,000 trees cover 10 hectares. The shift is personal - and increasingly common.

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