Orchard to your US city — without the mystery.
Chaunsa, Sindhri and Anwar Ratol are picked for flavor, packed in 2kg boxes, flown to North America, and collected at a seasonal pickup — or delivered on qualifying orders.
- 01Hand-picked in Sindh & Punjab
- 02Packed in 2kg export boxes
- 03Flown to the US & Canada
- 04Pickup or delivery to your city
Four steps.
No mystery in the middle.
- Step 01
Hand-picked in Sindh & Punjab
Growers we know pick Chaunsa, Sindhri and Anwar Ratol for flavor — not for a three-week grocery-shelf life. Fruit leaves the grove when it is ready to finish ripening on your counter.
- Step 02
Packed in 2kg export boxes
Each box is 2kg gross, tissue-lined and bundled in fours. The minimum order is 8 boxes so fruit holds its quality on the air-freight and trucking legs.
- Step 03
Flown to the US & Canada
These mangoes are not bred to sit green in a container. We fly them toward North America while they can still finish ripening — that is the entire difference from year-round supermarket fruit.
- Step 04
Pickup or delivery to your city
Head office is in Bellingham, Washington. Choose a seasonal pickup city at checkout, or carrier delivery on qualifying box counts. Open the crate, wait for the perfume, then eat.
Bundles that protect the fruit.
These mangoes are not bred to sit green for three weeks. Boxes ship in fours; eight boxes is two bundles — the unit that holds quality between Pakistani groves and the United States. Families usually split a shipment. Trade buyers skip the cart and enquire as distributors.
Head office is in Bellingham, Washington. Pickup cities open with the season; carrier delivery is available on qualifying box counts.
Shipping Pakistani mangoes
Where are the mangoes grown?
Chaunsa, Sindhri and Anwar Ratol are grown in Pakistani orchards — Sindh and Punjab, including the Multan belt for Chaunsa. Supreme Mangoes exports that fruit to the United States and Canada.
How do the mangoes reach the United States?
Fruit is packed in 2kg boxes near harvest, flown toward North America, then offered as city pickup or carrier delivery on qualifying box counts. Head office is in Bellingham, Washington.
Why is the minimum order 8 boxes?
Boxes ship in bundles of four. Eight boxes (two bundles) is the unit that protects fruit quality on the air-freight and trucking legs. Families often split a shipment.
Ready for this harvest?
Reserve boxes while the variety is listed — Chaunsa in particular sells through.