Orchard to packhouse
Hand-picked fruit, graded for size and ripeness, then packed in ventilated export cartons with fruit nets where required.
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Daily Cart 24/7 Private Limited supplies export-grade fresh mangoes from the Chittoor belt and other Indian growing regions. We handle sourcing, packing, phytosanitary treatment by destination, and delivery to importers by air or sea.
Exporter
India is the world’s largest mango producer. DailyCart works with growers around Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, and coordinates packing so each shipment matches the importing country’s plant-health rules. Buyers get a single contact for fruit quality, carton specs, documents, and sailing or flight dates.
Hand-picked fruit, graded for size and ripeness, then packed in ventilated export cartons with fruit nets where required.
Irradiation, vapour heat, hot water, or phytosanitary inspection — we follow the destination protocol before the lot leaves India.
Invoice, packing list, phytosanitary certificate, and airway bill or bill of lading. Air lots in about a week; reefer sea lots on the booked vessel.
Why DailyCart
Banganapalli, Totapuri, Neelam, and Alphonso from the Rayalaseema belt — sweet, firm, and suited to long-haul packing.
Corrugated cartons, foam nets, and box sizes set to the buyer’s market. Labelling can include origin, variety, lot, and treatment marks.
Quotes in USD. Incoterms EXW, FCA, FOB, or CPT. Typical payment 50% advance and 50% against documents.
WhatsApp and email replies from Singapore and India numbers, so Gulf, ASEAN, and EU buyers can reach us in their working hours.
Destinations
We quote for the markets below. Treatment, carton, and label rules change by country — see the phytosanitary table.
Compliance
Mango export from India must match the importing country’s plant quarantine protocol. We pack and treat lots to these published standards.
| Country | Required treatment | Treatment standard | Box / labelling notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA, Australia, Malaysia | Irradiation | Minimum absorbed dose 400 Gy; maximum 1000 Gy | Vent holes covered. Cartons about 370×275×90 mm up to 3.5 kg, or 365×265×110 mm for 3.5–4.2 kg. Marks: Product of India, fruit type, “Treated by Irradiation”, PUC, PHC, TFC, TIN, packing and treatment dates, lot number. |
| New Zealand | Vapour heat treatment | 48°C for 20 minutes at 95% relative humidity | Mesh netting compulsory. Product of India and fruit type on the box. |
| Japan | Vapour heat treatment | Innermost pulp 47.5°C for 20 minutes or more | Mesh netting compulsory. Mark “For Japan”. Non-laminated CFB may need pesticide-residue testing. |
| South Korea | Vapour heat treatment | 47.5°C for 20 minutes at 95% RH | Mesh netting compulsory. Mark “For Korea”. |
| Russia, Brunei, Vietnam, Mauritius | Vapour heat treatment | 47.5–48°C for 20 minutes at 95% RH | Mesh netting compulsory. Product of India and fruit type. |
| EU, Iran, China | Hot water treatment | 48°C for 60 minutes (fruit below 500 g) | Mesh netting optional. Product of India and fruit type. |
| UK, Canada, UAE, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Singapore, Nepal | Phytosanitary inspection | Not a heat or irradiation protocol | Pack to destination norms. Mesh netting optional. Product of India and fruit type. |
Source: MSAMB and APPPC RSPM No. 11 (FAO). Confirm the current protocol with Plant Quarantine / APEDA before each season.
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