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PakMango.Com is the UK's Pakistani mango specialist. We airfreight Pakistani mangoes from Punjab and Sindh to UK doors through the Pakistani mango season (mid-May to early October).
White Chaunsa and Rattay Wala are the varieties available from the current 2026 harvest. Chaunsa, Sindhri, Anwar Ratol, Dosehri and Langra have finished for 2026 and cannot be ordered right now. 2027 pre-orders open 1 May 2027.
Press contact
press@pakmango.com
We aim to respond within one UK working day. For deadline pieces in mango season (June to September), include "DEADLINE" in your subject line.
General media
info@pakmango.com
Partnership, syndication, podcast and trade-press enquiries.
Brand story
PakMango.Com was founded to give UK customers, and Pakistan's smallholder mango families, a direct route to each other. Pakistan grows roughly 1.8 million tonnes of mango each year; less than 2% leaves the country in export-grade form. PakMango.Com runs a weekly scheduled airfreight chain from named orchards in Multan, Mirpur Khas, Khanewal, Shujabad, Sadiqabad and Hyderabad to UK doorsteps, paying growers 22 to 45% above the Pakistani wholesale benchmark.
We agree each orchard's UK supply in March, before the first picking day. Every carton is reserved, prepared at partner orchards in Sindh or Punjab, and reaches UK doorsteps through our tracked UK courier network on the weekly delivery cycle. We do not sell into the supermarket or cash-and-carry trade and we do not pad the year with non-Pakistani product.
Company information
- Trading name
- PakMango.Com
- Domain
- pakmango.com
- Sector
- Specialist food import / DTC ecommerce
- Market served
- United Kingdom
- Trading season
- Mid-May to early October (annually)
- Sourcing footprint
- 10 named orchards across Punjab & Sindh
Approved story angles
- The Pakistani mango season as a UK food calendar event, from the early varieties through to White Chaunsa and Rattay Wala at the close of the season
- Why Pakistani mango is harder to import than Indian or Latin American mango (and why it tastes different when it works)
- Women-led mango growing in Sindh and Punjab
- Smallholder co-ops in Rahim Yar Khan and what shared-transport arrangements do for grower price
- UK South Asian diaspora demand and the gap between cash-and-carry boxes and named-orchard fruit
Orchard map, Pakistan mango belt
Editorial illustration of the Punjab and Sindh mango belt showing the regions PakMango.Com sources from. Cleared for editorial reuse with credit "Map: PakMango.Com".
PDF is print-ready (A3 / A4 scalable, ~43 KB). SVG is fully editable in Illustrator, Figma or Affinity. Need a TIFF or higher-res PDF for layout? press@pakmango.com.
Media assets
All assets below are cleared for editorial use with credit "Image: PakMango.Com". For higher-resolution originals, email press@pakmango.com.
PakMango.Com wordmark (PNG, transparent)
Available on request.
Orchard portrait set
Punjab and Sindh orchard imagery available to press on request, email press@pakmango.com.
Variety reference photographs
Five varieties listed on /varieties.
Pakistan mango-belt map