Mango
We supply fresh, semi-ripe Pyari mangoes ideal for juice and pulp lovers.
Product Name: Pyari Mango
Also Known As: Pairi, Raspuri, Peter
Origin: Karnataka / Maharashtra, India
Weight Per Fruit: 250g - 350g (Medium Size)
Brix (Sweetness): 16% - 18% (Sweet with a distinct tang)
Skin Colour: Greenish-Yellow with a Reddish Blush
Pulp Colour: Bright Orange-Yellow
Texture: Very Soft, Melting, Juicy, Slight Fiber
Ripening: Ethylene / Natural (Carbide Free)
Season: April to June (Early Season)
Packaging: 3 kg / 5 kg Ply Corrugated Boxes
Shelf Life: 3 to 5 Days (Highly Perishable - Air Cargo Only)
Welcome to Siya Agri Exports LLP, your source for the most succulent and juicy mango variety-Pyari (commonly known as Pairi in Maharashtra or Raspuri in Karnataka). While Alphonso claims the title of King for its texture, Pyari is the undisputed "Queen of Juice."
Sourced from the orchards of Karnataka and Maharashtra, Pyari is an early-season variety that hits the market in April and May. It is easily identified by its Reddish-Orange tinge on the skin and its incredible aroma. The flesh is soft, slightly fibrous, and holds a massive amount of nectar. It offers a unique Sweet-Tangyflavour profile that makes it superior to Alphonso for making fresh juice and traditional Aamras.
To help international buyers identify this specific variety, here are the common global terms:
English: Pyari Mango, Pairi Mango
Regional Names: Raspuri (South India), Pairi (West India)
Retail Category: "Juicing Mango" / "Sucking Mango"
The Tradition: In Indian households, pure Alphonso pulp is considered too sweet. The secret to perfect Aamras is mixing Alphonso + Pairi.
The Opportunity: By stocking Pyari alongside Alphonso, you cater to the authentic Indian diaspora who know that you cannot have a true mango feast without this juicy partner.
First to Market: Pyari arrives right at the start of summer (April). It allows you to offer a high-quality, lower-cost alternative to Alphonso early in the season when prices are highest.
Fresh Juice (Aamras): The #1 usage. The pulp is extracted, often by hand, to make thick, flavourful nectar eaten with Poori.
Sucking Mango: Traditionally eaten by softening the fruit and sucking the juice directly through a hole in the top.
Smoothies: Its natural tartness gives a "zing" to milkshakes that flat-sweet mangoes lack.
Handle with Care: Pyari has a very thin skin and softens rapidly. It is the most delicate of all commercial varieties.
Air Only: We strictly export Pyari via Air Cargo. We use specialized foam netting to ensure the fruit does not press against the box walls.
Bring the authentic taste of Indian Aamras to your customers. Contact Siya Agri Exports LLP for early-season air shipments.