MANILA – The Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) on Tuesday said the Philippines may generate around US$150 million (about PHP8.3 billion) worth of revenue from its initial durian exports to China next month.  During the Laging Handa public briefing, BPI director officer-in-charge Gerald Glenn Panganiban said the target revenue is still subject to the actual production from durian-producing areas.  “Ito po ay nakasalalay sa ating magandang produksiyon at of course sa ating  sa requirements po ng pamahalaan ng China (This depends on the good quality production and of course  to the requirements of the government of China),” he said.  Panganiban said the country is set to export an initial volume of 50,000 metric tons of durian.