Top Durian Fruit Companies

Global Durian Fruit Market size was valued at USD 27.32 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 29.09 Billion in 2025 to USD 48.15 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 6.5% during the forecast period (2026–2033). 

The global durian fruit market is highly competitive, with key players focusing on export expansion, advanced processing, and strategic partnerships. As the prime movers in this industry, Top Fruits Sdn Bhd (Malaysia), Hernan Corporation (Malaysia), Sunshine International Co., Ltd. (Thailand), and TRL (Thailand) are the leading companies in fresh and frozen durian exports, strongly supported by supply chain management, e-commerce, and branding in response to mounting demand within the global market. However, new entrants have emerged that add to competition in international trade. 'Charoen Pokphand Group (Thailand) ', 'Sunshine International Co., Ltd. (Thailand) ', 'Chainoi Food Company Limited (Thailand) ', 'Thai Agri Foods Public Company Limited (Thailand) ', 'Interfresh Co., Ltd. (Thailand) ', 'TRL (South East Asia) Sdn Bhd (Malaysia) ', 'Top Fruits Sdn Bhd (Malaysia) ', 'Hernan Corporation (Malaysia) ', 'Grand World International Co., Ltd. (Thailand) ', 'Durian Harvests (Thailand) ', 'DSR Fruit (Malaysia) ', 'Green World Import Export Co., Ltd. (Vietnam) ', 'FGV Holdings Berhad (Malaysia) ', 'PT. Aneka Bumi Pratama (Indonesia) '

Advanced facilities exist for items associated with durian-flavored snacks, desserts, and beverages as well as confectioneries. This goes beyond the pure selling of raw fresh durians. Innovations have emerged in paste, ice cream, chips, and baked goods to provide convenience for consumption and preparation for consumers. Carrying this trend onward brings the global market to the doorstep of new consumers and widens the general budge of consumption.

Rising Demand for Frozen Durian Products: The increasing popularity of frozen durian due to its long shelf-life, availability year-round, and ease of transport is propelling the global durian market trends. Sophisticated freezing allows the flavor and texture to be maintained in such a way that durian becomes accessible to the global customers. This trend is gaining much ground in North America and Europe as frozen durian is becoming widely known in supermarkets and online retail platforms.

The Asia-Pacific region dominates the global durian fruit market due to high domestic consumption, ideal tropical climate for cultivation, and strong export demand from China. Thailand and Malaysia, along with Vietnam, are the ones who take the lead in terms of production, using those well-utilized advanced farming techniques, trade agreements, and expanding logistics networks as avenues to strengthen and make the most out of global supply chains in their attempt to meet increasing international demand.