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Indian mangoes Singapore importers trust most come from Berrydale Foods — Maharashtra's premier exporter. We shipped 50 tonnes across 16 premium varieties to Singapore in the 2026 season, with zero shipment failures. GlobalGAP certified, APEDA registered, phytosanitary compliant.
Singapore is one of Asia's most discerning premium food markets. With a large South Asian diaspora, strong premium grocery retail, and a culture of gifting fresh tropical fruit, demand for authentic Indian Alphonso and Kesar is growing every season. We have been part of that growth.
Singapore Food Agency (SFA) regulates fresh fruit imports under the Sale of Food Act. Indian mangoes are permissible under Chapter 08 of Singapore's Import Requirements — provided phytosanitary and labelling conditions are met. Check import requirements at sfa.gov.sg.
All 16 varieties below were shipped to Singapore in the April–June 2026 season. View complete specifications in our Export Catalogue.
Season Note: The Indian mango export season for Singapore runs April through June. Alphonso peaks in April–May; Dasheri, Langra, and Him Sagar peak in June. Early booking is recommended as available volumes fill quickly during peak weeks.
The undisputed king of Indian mangoes. Saffron-yellow fibreless flesh, intensely aromatic. GI Tag certifies authentic Ratnagiri and Devgad provenance. Commands the highest retail premium in Singapore.
Oversized Alphonso selected for gifting and premium retail. Identical flavour profile to Regular but larger fruit size commands higher retail value. Popular in Singapore's premium supermarkets and gifting segment.
Gujarat's flagship GI-tagged variety. Saffron-coloured flesh with a sweet, honey-like flavour. Popular with Gujarati diaspora in Singapore and accessible premium pricing for mainstream retail buyers.
Distinctive for its green skin even when fully ripe. Rich, sweet, slightly tangy pulp with a fibreless texture. Highly sought after by Bengali and UP diaspora communities across Singapore.
One of the most celebrated North Indian varieties from Lucknow. Sweet, aromatic pulp with thin skin. Strong demand among North Indian and UP-origin diaspora in Singapore through June and July.
A Neelum × Alphonso hybrid from Maharashtra's Konkan coast. Ratna combines the sweetness of Alphonso with the larger fruit size of Neelum. Excellent shelf life and consistent quality make it a reliable export variety.
A beloved coastal variety from Goa and Maharashtra. Pyari is known for its sweet, fragrant pulp and thin skin. A popular choice among Goan diaspora communities in Singapore who seek the taste of home.
A heritage variety named after the Mankurd locality in Mumbai. Known for its rich flavour with a pleasant tangy-sweet balance. Carries deep nostalgic value for Mumbaikars and Maharashtrian diaspora in Singapore.
Also known as Himayat, Himam Pasand is one of Telangana's most prized varieties. Large, rich, fibreless pulp with a honey-sweet flavour. Popular with Telugu diaspora across Singapore.
A celebrated Neelum × Dasheri cross. Mallika has excellent shelf life, making it ideal for air freight. Sweet, aromatic, low-fibre pulp with broad consumer appeal across diaspora and mainstream Singapore retail.
A beloved Andhra speciality with intensely sweet pulp and a distinctive sugary flavour profile. Highly demanded by Telugu and South Indian diaspora communities in Singapore's Little India corridor.
The smaller counterpart of Rasalu. Chinna Rasalu packs an intensely sweet flavour in a compact fruit. A niche premium variety with strong demand among Telugu diaspora in Singapore who seek authentic Andhra taste.
Large, fibre-free variety with mild sweetness and golden-yellow skin. Strong demand among South Indian diaspora communities in Singapore, particularly among Tamil and Telugu communities.
One of the most beloved late-season mangoes from Uttar Pradesh. Chausa has a sweet, rich, almost honey-like flavour with smooth pulp. Extends the mango season into June and July for Singapore importers.
One of India's largest mango varieties from Malda, West Bengal. Fazli has a mildly sweet, juicy pulp and impressive fruit size — ideal for buyers seeking large-format mangoes for retail display and gifting.
One of Bengal's most prized varieties. Him Sagar has a sweet, creamy, almost custard-like flesh with a mild aroma. Highly sought after by the Bengali diaspora community in Singapore, particularly during May and June.
All 16 varieties were shipped to Singapore in the April–June 2026 season. Mixed variety containers available from 1,200 kg MOQ.
Get a Quote| Route | Flight Time | Door-to-Door |
|---|---|---|
| BOM → SIN (Direct) | 6 – 8 hrs | 24 – 36 hrs |
| BOM → SIN (via DEL) | 9 – 11 hrs | 28 – 40 hrs |
| BOM → SIN (via KUL) | 9 – 12 hrs | 30 – 42 hrs |
BOM → SIN is one of the shortest major India–Southeast Asia air routes. The short transit time, combined with Berrydale's Konkan farm proximity to Mumbai Airport, makes Singapore an optimal air freight destination for Indian mangoes.
Indicative cost structure for Alphonso, Kesar, and mixed variety mangoes shipped by air from Mumbai (BOM) to Singapore (SIN), 2026 season. All prices FOB Mumbai unless stated.
Singapore offers a significantly lower landed cost vs. the USA. No mandatory pre-entry irradiation, shorter flight time (6–8 hrs vs 18–24 hrs), and Singapore's 0% import duty on fresh fruits make it one of the most cost-efficient markets for Indian mango exports. Air freight is the dominant cost at 50–60% of landed cost.
Missing or incorrect documentation can result in SFA detention at Changi Airport. Every document below is required for every shipment.
Common questions from Singapore importers, retailers, and distributors.
The Indian mango export season to Singapore runs April to June 2026. Available volumes for Alphonso and Kesar fill quickly. Reach out now to confirm variety availability, pricing, and your shipment schedule.
Berrydale Foods · Maharashtra, India · APEDA Registered Exporter
Singapore inquiries: minimum 1,200 kg · Air freight · April–June season
© 2026 Berrydale Foods. All rights reserved. Prices and availability are indicative and subject to seasonal variation. Import regulations verified as of March 2026 — buyers should confirm current SFA requirements at sfa.gov.sg.

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