Import Fresh Mango — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Naeem Sons supplies fresh mangoes harvested in Pakistan and packed for export. The fruit is handpicked at peak ripeness to preserve natural sweetness and aroma. Available packaging includes 2 kg, 4 kg, 5 kg and 8 kg packs in sturdy corrugated boxes, plus 12 kg quantities in wooden crates. Each pack is sealed to maintain freshness during transit.

Pakistani mangoes such as Chaunsa and Anwar Ratol commonly reach a total soluble solids content of 12‑15 % Brix, a typical range for sweet mangoes. The fruit conforms to standard post‑harvest handling practices, including rapid cooling to 13 °C and humidity control around 85 % to limit bruising. These measures are typical for export‑quality mangoes and help retain colour, texture and nutritional value.

Buyers in retail chains, hotels, juice manufacturers and confectionery producers use the mangoes for fresh consumption, smoothies, juices, desserts and culinary dishes. Naeem Sons offers flexible trade terms, with FOB and CIF options and a minimum order that can be discussed directly with the supplier. The mangoes are listed with FSSAI and HACCP certifications, which the importer should verify before shipment. Payment conditions, lead times and exact MOQ are not disclosed in the listing and should be confirmed during negotiation.

Naeem Sons is located at B‑96, Block‑A, North Nazimabad Karachi 74400 Sindh, Pakistan. It is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour trust tier, indicating verification of basic business credentials. The platform data shows a response rate of 0 % and no average response time recorded, which suggests the buyer should confirm communication availability directly.

The company focuses on sourcing fresh mangoes from trusted farms and offers a range of export‑ready packaging. It does not publish detailed production capacity, pricing or lead‑time information, so importers need to request those specifics. Naeem Sons positions itself as a fruit exporter serving retail, hospitality and food‑processing markets.