Sourcing
Receiving requirements; connecting with and arranging supply; agreeing variety, harvest schedule, volume, acceptance criteria and batch information.
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Durian sourcing • Processing • Transport
Connecting Vietnamese durian supply with Chinese market demand
Gia Phú organizes sourcing, processes to your order specification and coordinates transport to the agreed handover point — clear at every step, traceable batch by batch.
Gia Quả Khai Vị, Phú Quý Nghênh Môn
Vietnam → China
Durian supply chain
Durian supply chain
Transparent sourcing
Variety, source area, harvest timing, volume and acceptance criteria are agreed before the deal is closed.
Processing to your specification
Grading standards, post-harvest handling, packaging, labelling and the processing facility are made clear.
Planned handover
Truck schedules, delivery points and documents are coordinated, with batch status updated as agreed.
About Gia Phú
Every shipment starts with understanding the buyer's requirements
Which variety, what specification, when to receive and where to deliver — from there supply is arranged, processing is agreed, documents are prepared and transport is coordinated batch by batch.
Gia Phú positions itself as the party that connects and coordinates the steps a buyer needs for an order, and does not assume every batch comes from the same source, standard or route.
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Market context
The Vietnam–China durian market operates at scale
US$3.86 billionVietnam's durian export value in 2025, a record high.
US$3.44 billionValue of durian China imported from Vietnam in 2025 (per Chinese customs).
22 · 12Border crossings and imported-fruit inspection sites in Guangxi (announced 20 June 2025).
These figures describe the market in general, not results or commitments of Gia Phú. Sources: Antidumping.vn; Trungtamwto.vn; Chinese Embassy.
Supply services
Four service areas, tailored to each order
The scope of work and the responsible party are agreed before implementation.
Processing
Coordinating grading, inspection, post-harvest handling, packing and labelling to the buyer-approved specification at a suitable facility.
See details →Transport
Coordinating truck plans and delivery schedules; agreeing routes, handover points, documents and how shipment status is updated.
See details →Document coordination
Clarifying the documents each party is responsible for; cross-checking batch information, exporter, importer and border-crossing requirements.
See details →The final scope is confirmed by season, supply capacity, product specification, transport route and the commercial terms of each contract.
Process
From request to handover: six steps, six confirmation points
Each order moves through coordinated steps so the buyer understands the goods, documents and each party's responsibilities before handover.
Receive the request
Record the variety, specification, expected volume, receiving schedule, destination and commercial terms.
Confirmation pointThe buyer confirms the parameters and the importer.
Arrange supply
Match the season calendar, supply capacity and source information to the agreed requirements.
Confirmation pointBoth sides confirm the volume, timing and acceptance criteria.
Inspect and split into batches
Receive goods, check appearance/ripeness against the criteria, split into batches and record batch information.
Confirmation pointAgree how non-conforming goods are handled.
Process and pack
Handle, grade, pack and label, and set carton specifications, per the order.
Confirmation pointThe buyer approves the specification and label information.
Complete the documents
Cross-check codes, test/quarantine results and documents as required for the batch.
Confirmation pointAll parties review the documents and the customs-clearance schedule.
Transport and handover
Coordinate trucks, update progress, confirm receipt and keep the batch file.
Confirmation pointConfirm the delivery point, receiving documents and the contact for any issues.
Quality and traceability
Quality managed end to end, tracked batch by batch
- Source information: variety, area, harvest schedule
- Goods criteria: ripeness, size, appearance, defect rate
- Processing, packaging and batch identification
- Testing and quarantine per market requirements
- Handover records and traceability support documents
Market gateways
Reference border crossings and distribution points in China
Guangxi is a key gateway for ASEAN fruit entering China; Jiangnan (Guangzhou) is a large-scale wholesale hub for fruit and vegetables.
Border crossing / routeMarket / trading center
Reference diagram, not to geographic scale.
The diagram is indicative only; it does not show actual transport routes, delivery commitments or established commercial relationships of Gia Phú.
View the China marketHow we work together
Four flexible ways to collaborate
Arranging supply
Gia Phú receives your requirements and coordinates supply according to the agreed criteria, schedule and volume.
Sourcing and processing
Parties agree the inputs, the process at the facility, the acceptance method and the packing specification.
Transport coordination
Agree vehicles, route, schedule, handover point, documents and the update contact.
Seasonal order planning
Share plans and forecasts; volume, price and delivery schedule are confirmed per order/contract.
Products and know-how
Learn before you order
Fresh durian
Fresh durian for China: ripeness, size, appearance, packing specification and how Gia Phú coordinates sourcing, processing and transport batch by batch.
Read more →Frozen durian
Frozen durian for the Chinese market: how it differs from fresh, plus temperature, raw-material, facility and cold-chain requirements.
Read more →Durian varieties
General characteristics of popular durian varieties such as Ri6, Monthong and Musang King, and how to choose a variety when buying for the Chinese market.
Read more →Durian export know-how
- Durian growing-area and packing codes: what they are, how to check
- Clearing durian at Huu Nghi – Youyi Pass: process and tips
- Testing durian for Auramine O and cadmium before export
- Durian grading and packing specs for export: a checklist
- How to read durian prices: what makes them move
- How to tell when durian is ripe enough to harvest and pack
Need durian supply for the Chinese market?
Send us the variety, volume, receiving time, packing specification, destination and delivery terms. Gia Phú will review the details with you and build a suitable plan.