Fresh Thai Green Mango Supplier & Exporter

Thai green mango is selected for use at a firm, crisp, green stage. It may taste sour, tart, or mildly sweet depending on cultivar and maturity. Ripe Thai mango is generally selected for softer texture, developed aroma, and sweeter eating quality.

ThaiMahapoke can source a wide range of Thai green mango varieties, including Keaw Sawoey, Falan or Fah Lan, Raed or Rad, Keaw Kamin or Kaew Kamin, Brahm Kai Meu, and other commercially available cultivars. Current variety, volume, crop availability, quality, export suitability, and destination compliance are reconfirmed for every order.

Supply can be arranged in both the main season and off season. Main-season volume is generally higher and may support more competitive pricing. Off-season volume may be more limited and pricing may be higher, while some varieties may not be available year-round. The current variety, quantity, and shipment window are confirmed before order acceptance.

A wide range of sizes, individual fruit weights, counts, and commercial grades can be sourced according to buyer requirements and current crop availability. Orders may specify a fruit-weight range, count per carton, minimum and maximum size, size tolerance, appearance, maturity, firmness, defect tolerance, and intended application.

Options can include ventilated corrugated cartons, loose or individually arranged fruit, protective paper, fruit sleeves, trays, dividers, cushioning, food-service cartons, retail trays, bags, net packs where appropriate, labels, barcodes, and buyer-branded cartons. Final carton weight, fruit count, dimensions, pallet configuration, and loading quantity are confirmed in the quotation.

MOQ is negotiable and confirmed according to the product specification, packing, shipment method, and destination. Variety, current supply, size, grade, maturity, private-label requirements, consolidation feasibility, and commercial practicality may also affect the minimum shipment basis.

FOB quotations may be offered from an agreed Thai seaport, including Laem Chabang or Bangkok Port where applicable. CIF quotations to an agreed destination seaport depend on import admissibility, carrier service, transit time, product suitability, treatment requirements, and shipment feasibility. Airfreight quotations use the appropriate air-cargo Incoterm, such as FCA, CPT, or CIP, as agreed for the shipment.

Air and sea shipment options can be arranged subject to product suitability, quantity, route, transit time, and destination requirements. Air freight may suit urgent, trial, or smaller commercial orders. Sea freight requires review of variety, maturity, firmness, treatment, packaging, route, transit time, and cold chain. Consolidated shipment is evaluated case by case because fresh produce requires appropriate handling and temperature control.

Published guidance uses approximately 13°C as a reference for mature-green mangoes, but mango chilling sensitivity and ripening behavior vary. The actual program must be validated for the cultivar, maturity, treatment, and route.

Product inspection can be arranged against an agreed checklist, and independent third-party inspection may be arranged upon request when feasible. Phytosanitary treatment, facility registration, and additional procedures are confirmed according to the destination country's import protocol; any applicable treatment must use an approved method and facility.

Private-label labels, barcodes, QR codes, custom cartons, multilingual or importer labels, and retail-ready packaging can be arranged for suitable orders, subject to artwork approval, packaging availability, printing MOQ, destination labeling requirements, and confirmed lead time.

The quotation should confirm the variety, specification, quantity, packing, destination, named port, shipment method, Incoterm, delivery window, inspection, treatment, private label, and required documents. Lead time and payment terms are confirmed in the quotation and Proforma Invoice. T/T and irrevocable L/C at sight may be considered depending on order value, buyer status, and the agreed transaction. Shipment documents may include a commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, transport document, and other required certificates when applicable.