It is generally known as Rambutan in most language.
Origin and Distribution
Rambutan is native to Malaysia and is commonly available is South East Asia. There are quite a few varieties available, notably the red and yellow varieties.
Season
In Malaysia, rambutan generally bear fruits twice a year, the first main crop in June and a lesser one in December.
Harvesting
The entire fruit cluster is cut from the branch by harvesters. If single fruits are picked, they should be snapped off with a piece of the stem attached, so as not to rapture the rind (skin). The fruits must be handled carefully to avoid bruising and crushing, and kept fry, cool, and well-ventilated to delay spoilage.
Uses of Rambutan
Rambutan are mostly eaten out-of-hand after merely tearing the rind open, or cutting it around the middle and pulling it off.
Quality Criteria
Not established.
RM4.00 to RM5.00
Availability of fruits
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