Growers
The Story of Our Citrus Growers
Three regions, one bright season, and the people behind it.

Citrus is a winter crop, and in India it has three homes: Punjab for kinnows, Nagpur for sweet oranges, and the coast for limes and lemons. Each region grows the fruit the local weather suits best.
Three regions, one bright season
We buy direct from growers, not from a spot market. That means the kinnows come from the orchards of Abohar, the sweet oranges from the Nagpur belt, and the limes and lemons from the western coast — each picked at its peak.
The citrus map
- 01Kinnows — Abohar, Punjab
- 02Sweet oranges — Nagpur, Maharashtra
- 03Limes and lemons — the western coast

The people behind the fruit
These are small, family-run orchards where the same hands prune, pick and pack. The fruit carries that care — it is thin-skinned, heavy with juice, and perfumes the room the moment you unwrap it.
Our Kinnow Oranges selection
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