White Chaunsa and Rattay Wala are open now; the rest of the range explained.
Which varieties do you ship?
Two varieties are available to order right now: White Chaunsa and Rattay Wala. Our other Pakistani varieties, including Sindhri, Anwar Ratol, Dosehri and Langra, have finished for this season and are described on their variety pages for reference.
Which is the best Pakistani mango?
Most growers and chefs would name Chaunsa as the finest, it is fibreless, fragrant and extraordinarily sweet. But Anwar Ratol has a cult following for its dense custard texture, and Sindhri is loved as the first mango of summer. Try a mixed carton if you can't decide.
How are Pakistani mangoes different from Indian or Mexican mangoes?
Pakistani varieties are grown in arid, sun-baked conditions and harvested ripe. They are generally smaller, sweeter, less fibrous and more aromatic than Mexican supermarket mangoes, and tend to be richer and more honey-like than Indian Alphonsos.
How many mangoes are in a carton?
Every carton of White Chaunsa or Rattay Wala holds 7 to 9 mangoes. The exact number depends on the size of the fruit in a given week: larger fruit means fewer per carton, slightly smaller fruit means more. We pack to a set number of fruit rather than to a target weight.