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Mango Exporter from India — Fresh & FCL Shipments Worldwide

Fabstor exports premium Indian mangoes — grown, sourced and export-graded directly from India’s finest mango belts. From the legendary Alphonso to the naturally sweet Kesar and the large, attractive Banganapalli, our mangoes are hand-picked at optimal maturity, size-graded, and shipped under temperature-controlled logistics to preserve freshness from farm to destination.

Our mango export division serves importers, distributors, wholesalers and retail chains worldwide, with structured export documentation and reliable seasonal supply planning.

Our Mango Varieties

Alphonso - The King of Indian Mangoes

Rich sweetness, creamy fibreless pulp, vibrant golden colour and a distinctive aroma that makes it the most sought-after premium variety internationally.

Kesar — Naturally Sweet & Aromatic

Bright saffron-coloured flesh with balanced sweetness and smooth pulp; consistent quality suited to both fresh retail and foodservice.

Banganapalli — Large & Attractive

Bright yellow skin, firm texture and naturally sweet taste; favoured in global retail for its size and appearance.

Product Detail — Mango

Product Type Fresh Whole Mangoes
Origin Maharashtra, Gujarat/Saurashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and other belts across India
Varieties Alphonso, Kesar, Banganapalli, Totapuri, Dasheri, Chaunsa
Colour Golden-yellow to deep orange, variety-dependent
Aroma Rich, sweet, tropical
Sweetness (Brix) 18°–22° Brix at export maturity
Shelf Life 5–12 days post-harvest depending on variety and ripeness stage at shipping
Export Method Air freight (premium/short transit) and sea freight
Buyer Type Bulk importers, wholesalers, distributors, supermarket chains, foodservice suppliers

Grading & Size Matrix

Grade Fruit Count per Carton (4kg) Weight per Fruit Brix (Sweetness) Notes
Premium / Export A 6–8 pcs 400–500g 20°+ Brix Largest, most uniform, minimal blemish
Standard / Export B 9–12 pcs 300–400g 18°–20° Brix Standard export quality
Commercial 13+ pcs Below 300g 16°–18° Brix Bulk/processing-grade use
Premium / Export A
Grade Premium / Export A
Fruit Count per Carton (4kg) 6–8 pcs
Weight per Fruit 400–500g
Brix (Sweetness) 20°+ Brix
Notes Largest, most uniform, minimal blemish
Standard / Export B
Grade Standard / Export B
Fruit Count per Carton (4kg) 9–12 pcs
Weight per Fruit 300–400g
Brix (Sweetness) 18°–20° Brix
Notes Standard export quality
Commercial
Grade Commercial
Fruit Count per Carton (4kg) 13+ pcs
Weight per Fruit Below 300g
Brix (Sweetness) 16°–18° Brix
Notes Bulk/processing-grade use

Packaging & Container Loading

Fabstor offers export-ready packaging built for freshness and transit stability:

Carton Sizes

3.5kg, 4kg, 5kg (standard); custom weights on request.

Materials

Corrugated export cartons with individual fruit trays/nets.

Private Label

Custom branding and labelling for importers, distributors and retail chains.

Air Freight

For premium, short-transit shipments preserving peak freshness.

Sea Freight

Reefer (temperature-controlled) containers for bulk shipments — approx. 20ft ≈ 8–10 MT depending on carton size.

Cold Chain

Maintained from packhouse through port to destination.

What to Look For — Choosing Your Mango Grade

01

Brix (Sweetness)

Higher Brix means riper, sweeter fruit; premium buyers typically look for 20°+ at export.

02

Size & Weight

Larger, uniform fruit (6–8 per carton) suits premium retail; smaller sizes suit processing and value-focused buyers.

03

Maturity Stage

Mangoes are harvested at a specific "hard-ripe" stage so they continue ripening safely during transit; over- or under-mature fruit shortens shelf life.

04

Variety Fit

Alphonso and Kesar suit premium retail and gifting; Banganapalli and Totapuri suit larger-volume retail and processing due to size and yield.

05

Cold Chain Continuity

Ask how temperature is maintained from harvest to arrival; breaks in cold chain are the leading cause of spoilage in transit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What our mango buyers ask us most before ordering

Alphonso, Kesar, Banganapalli, Totapuri, Dasheri, Chaunsa, and others as per demand.

Roughly March to July, variety-dependent.

Both — air for premium/fast transit, reefer sea for bulk.

5–12 days, depending on variety and ripeness stage.

3.5kg, 4kg, 5kg standard; custom on request.