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Imam Pasand Mango
6 pcs · 2.5 kg box · 380–600 g per mango each avg
Brix
16–19°
Each Mango
380–600 g per mango
Origin
Telangana & Tamil Nadu
Season
May – July
Shelf Life
4–6 days after delivery
Ripening
Hay & Wood Shavings
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About Imam Pasand Mango
Imam Pasand, also known as Himayat, is one of the rarest and largest mango varieties in India. Each fruit can weigh 380–600g, with a completely fibre-free, custard-smooth flesh and a heritage that traces back to the Nizam's royal orchards of Hyderabad. Our box contains 6 carefully selected fruits — each one is an experience in itself.
🌾 Ripening Method
Natural ripening. Zero carbide.
🌸 Aroma Profile
Mild, sweet, with a clean honey note
✋ Texture
Extremely smooth, completely fibre-free, almost custard-like
Why Buy Imam Pasand Mango from Pure Aam?
Most mangoes sold in Indian markets — even those labelled as Alphonso — arrive through a chain of APMC wholesalers, cold storage facilities, and local distributors. Each step adds days of transit, during which calcium carbide is routinely applied to ensure uniform ripening on arrival. FSSAI has banned carbide use but enforcement is limited.
Pure Aam sources Imam Pasand Mango directly from GI-registered orchard families in Telangana & Tamil Nadu. We bypass every middleman. Your box travels from the farm to our ripening unit, where traditional hay and wood-shaving ripening takes 48–72 hours, and then directly to you by overnight courier. No cold storage delays. No carbide. No compromise.
Quality Guaranteed By
Suresh Patil · Lead Harvest Specialist
"Every Imam Pasand Mango box is inspected by our senior ripening team in Ratnagiri. We ensure the Brix level and aroma are at peak maturity before dispatch."
Questions About Imam Pasand Mango
Why only 6 pieces?+
Imam Pasand mangoes are very large — each fruit weighs 380–600g, making 6 pieces equivalent to 2.5kg. Each mango is a substantial serving.
Why is it called 'Imam Pasand'?+
The name translates to 'Imam's favourite' — a reference to the fruit's association with the royal kitchens of the Nizam of Hyderabad.
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