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Alibaba takes durian on board in Thai deal

Internet giant Alibaba will sign four memorandums of understanding, one of which will commit the company to promoting Thai rice and durians in the Chinese market through its platforms.

Co-founder Jack Ma Yun of Alibaba will visit Thailand this Thursday. He will meet with Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and other government officials to follow up on the future project and sign four memorandums of understanding for Alibaba's investment in the Eastern Economic Corridor.

Thestandard.com.hk reports that Alibaba will use its technology to process logistics data with the expectation of serving shipments between Thailand and China, as well as border trade with Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.

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