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Mango season is here, Baltimore
Real Pakistani mangoes, fresh off the plane.
Sindhri, Chaunsa and Anwar Ratol, flown in every week of the season. Picked up at BWI the day they land and handed to you the same day in Baltimore. No warehouse. No middleman. Just your mango guy.
- ✓ Order 1 box or 20, any combination of varieties (each box holds one variety)
- ✓ $37 a box, every variety, flat
- ✓ Local pickup in Baltimore, MD (21228) (we don't ship)
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This week's drop
Arriving at BWI June 17–20
Tentative, because it's fruit on an airplane. You'll get an update the moment they land.
Exact day, hours + address announced the moment boxes land · local pickup only
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How it works
Three steps, all on your phone.
Order by Friday 9 pm
Pick your boxes below: any quantity, any combination of varieties. One minute, no account.
Zelle confirms your boxes
You'll get your total instantly with simple Zelle instructions. Payment reserves your boxes from a limited weekly shipment.
Pick up the day they land
Boxes come off the plane at BWI and go straight to pickup in Baltimore, MD (21228), sealed and labeled with your name. Pickup runs the landing day and the day after. Exact day, pickup hours, and address come the moment they land.
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The lineup
Five varieties. One price. Combine them however you like.
Each export box holds a single variety, packed at origin. "Mixing" means ordering any combination of boxes (say, 2 Sindhri + 1 Ratol).
Sindhri سندھری
Big, elongated, golden. Completely fiberless, silky, honey-sweet.
5–6 premium pieces · 2 kg boxTHIS WEEKChaunsa چونسا
Many call it the world's finest dessert mango. Deep sweetness, lingering fragrance, golden pulp.
5–6 premium pieces · 2 kg boxTHIS WEEKAnwar Ratol انور رٹول
Small, buttery, intensely aromatic. The most fragrant of the season.
12–14 delicate pieces · 2 kg boxTHIS WEEKLangra لنگڑا
Tangy-sweet, beloved, and scarce here. Offered only in select weeks.
6–7 delicate pieces · 2 kg boxSELECT WEEKSDasheri دسہری
North-Indian-style classic, only a few windows a season.
6–7 delicate pieces · 2 kg boxRETURNS ~JUL 28ایک دام
Pricing · one price
One flat price, even Anwar Ratol. Every box is a 2 kg (~4.4 lb) single-variety export box; piece count varies by variety (see the lineup above).
Combine varieties freely across your order. No card fees. Payment is Zelle, like always. Local pickup in Baltimore, MD (21228) only; we don't ship. Ordering 20+ boxes for a dawat or masjid? Message me and we'll sort it out.
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The Mango Bhai standard
Sealed at origin. Same day from the plane to your hands.
Every box is packed and sealed in Pakistan and stays sealed until you open it. Nobody's hands in between. I collect the shipment at BWI the day it lands and hand it over the same day; it never sits in a warehouse or a cold room. The fruit arrives at its natural transitional stage: some mangoes are ready the day you pick up, others reach full aroma after a day or two on the counter (tips below).
Mangoes are fresh fruit straight off the harvest cycle, so a little natural variation in ripening is part of the season.
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Order
This week's boxes
All orders go through the form above. Your order number, total, and Zelle details appear the moment you submit (plus an email receipt). Questions first? orders@mangobhai.com · Cutoff: Friday 9 pm.
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After pickup · open the box first
Enjoy them at their best
Open the box the day you pick up. Take every mango out; many are ready to eat. A closed box over-ripens them fast.
Sweet smell at the stem + slight give = ready, eat first. Firmer ones: counter, 1–2 days. A paper bag speeds it up.
Ripe? Fridge up to 5 days. Never refrigerate before ripe. It kills the flavor.
The fruit travels un-refrigerated, so collect your box promptly once I announce it's landed.
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Questions
Quick answers
Where do the mangoes come from?
Imported directly from certified orchards across Pakistan, from Sindh up to KPK depending on the harvest window, and flown into BWI every week of the season. Boxes are sealed at origin and handed to you exactly as they came off the plane.
How many mangoes are in a box?
Every box is a 2 kg (~4.4 lb) export box. The count depends on the variety's natural size: Sindhri and Chaunsa 5–6 premium pieces, Anwar Ratol 12–14 delicate pieces, Langra and Dasheri 6–7.
Can I mix varieties?
Yes, across your order. Each box holds a single variety (that's how they're packed for export), so mixing means ordering any combination of boxes: 2 Sindhri + 1 Chaunsa + 1 Ratol, whatever you like, at the same flat $37 each.
When do I pay?
At order time, by Zelle. Payment is what reserves your boxes from a limited weekly shipment. You'll get exact instructions with your total right after you order. One tip: put your name (or your order number) in the Zelle memo, especially if you're paying from someone else's account. That's how your payment finds your order.
Where is pickup? Do you deliver or ship?
Pickup is in Baltimore, Maryland (zip 21228). Pickup runs the day the boxes land and the day after. Paid customers get the exact day, pickup hours, and address the moment the boxes land, and since the fruit travels un-refrigerated, sooner is better. We don't ship. That's the whole point: these never sit in a truck or a warehouse.
What if the shipment is delayed?
Arrival depends on the week's flight schedule. That's why the arrival date is a window up front. You'll get an update the moment the boxes land, and pickup runs that day and the next.
Do I eat them right away, or let them ripen?
First: open the box the day you pick up and take the mangoes out; a closed box traps heat and over-ripens them fast. They arrive at the transitional stage: some are ready to enjoy the day you pick up, while others reach full aromatic softness after 1–2 days on the kitchen counter. Fragrant and slightly soft means eat. Then refrigerate up to 5 days, but never refrigerate before fully ripe. Some variation in ripening is natural; it's fresh fruit.
Are sales final?
Yes. Mangoes are highly perishable, so all sales are final at pickup. (Normal variation in ripening isn't a defect; see the ripening tip above.)