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The fruit

Chaunsa, Sindhri & Anwar Ratol — three Pakistani mangoes.

The export varieties we fly to the United States. Different shapes, seasons, and personalities — same 2kg box, same 8-box minimum.

Side by side

If you are splitting a first order, many customers open with Sindhri and keep Chaunsa for the main table. Anwar Ratol is the smaller, more concentrated fruit.

SindhriAnwar RatolChaunsa
SeasonMay – JuneMay – AugustJune – mid August
RegionSindhPunjabMultan & Punjab
FlavorHoney, sunshine, and a clean finishConcentrated sweetness, almost perfume-likeDessert-sweet, the mango most families wait for
TextureFibreless, juicy, slightly firmer than ChaunsaButtery, small fruit, no stringTender, fibreless, should drip when ripe
AromaFloral and bright — you smell it before you cut itIntense — the connoisseur’s mangoDeep orchard perfume
Best forOpening the season, large family platters, first-taste ordersGifting, tasting flights, people who already love ChaunsaEid tables, the main summer order, anyone buying one variety
Pieces / box4–7 per 2kg box8–13 per 2kg box5–7 per 2kg box
ShapeElongated, distinctive silhouetteSmall to medium, rounderPlump, golden-yellow at peak
FAQ

Choosing a variety

Which Pakistani mango should I buy first?

If you are ordering one variety, start with Chaunsa (also spelled Chausa). Split a first order with Sindhri to open the season and Chaunsa for the main table. Anwar Ratol is the smaller, more concentrated fruit.

Are Chaunsa and Chausa the same?

Yes. Spellings vary in English; the fruit is the same Multan-belt variety.

How many mangoes are in a box?

About 5–7 Chaunsa, 4–7 Sindhri, or 8–13 Anwar Ratol per 2kg box, depending on calibre. Minimum order is 8 boxes.

Order the variety that is actually in season.

Availability follows the harvest. If a mango is listed, that is the week to reserve.