Sindh.
Sourced Sindhri. Not our orchard.
Mirpur Khas grows the early mango. We buy it. We do not pretend the trees stand in Multan.
Sindhri runs May to July. Buyers pre-book it, and that allocation closes in mid-March. A booking holds a place in the season. It does not lock a freight rate unless the proforma says so.
Onion on this book comes from Sindh and from Balochistan. The bulb is not a Multan orchard crop. Hyderabad, Sukkur, and Karachi city are not fertiliser counters.
How a Sindhri offer differs from Chaunsa
Sindhri is the early, volume mango. Chaunsa follows it from Multan. Gulf sea reefers take both, on different weeks. The United States is air via Dubai irradiation, and that rule does not change because the fruit started in Sindh.
We pack to the buyer’s carton. We do not rewrite Mirpur Khas as a Zarkaar farm on the phytosanitary story.
Onion, and the cities we do not serve as a shop
Red onion is the usual export bulb, 60–80 mm, cured and shipped cold in the winter window. White onion is milder and smaller. Say the colour. The origin line can name Sindh, Balochistan, or both.
We do not promise same-day fertiliser in Hyderabad or a seed counter in Sukkur. A Sindh farm that wants bags from us sends the district. We quote the haul, or we say we cannot make the sowing day.
اردو
سندھ: سندھڑی میرپور خاص سے آتی ہے
سندھڑی ہمارے باغ کی نہیں۔ ہم میرپور خاص سے خریدتے ہیں۔ بکنگ مارچ کے وسط میں بند ہوتی ہے۔
پیاز سندھ اور بلوچستان سے آتی ہے۔ حیدرآباد، سکھر اور کراچی میں ہماری دکان نہیں۔ کھاد کا وعدہ ملتان کے قاعدے کے بغیر نہیں۔
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you own the Sindhri orchards?
When does Sindhri booking close?
Can you deliver DAP in Hyderabad tomorrow?
Get in touch
Say Sindhri or onion in the first line.
We answer with origin, week, and whether the lot is actually on offer.
Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM PKT · Shesha Basti Talab, Multan, Punjab, Pakistan