By bno – Bangkok Office Vietnamese coffee farmers are increasingly replacing their traditional coffee crops with durian, driven by the fruit’s booming demand in China and higher profit margins, contributing to a significant shift in Vietnam’s agricultural landscape, as reported by BBC. Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of Robusta coffee, has seen a sharp decline in coffee exports as more farmers pivot to growing durian, a yellow fruit known for its pungent smell. Farmers have been drawn to the crop’s financial appeal, with some estimates showing durian to be up to five times more lucrative…