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We’re Selling Quality Products

We’re a diverse group made up of growers, grocers and shippers, distributors, marketers, researchers—and so much more—on a mission to inspire and educate consumers about the culture, flavor, and nutrition of the world’s most versatile superfruit—the Mango!

Our day-to-day work includes strategic planning, marketing and communications, research, and industry relations to achieve our vision of bringing the marvelous, wonderful, and magical mango to every household in India.

Our research programs help the entire mango supply chain deliver a quality product to the India consumer—educating growers, shippers, packers, importers, retailers, and others with essential resources, information, and advice. Our research program also investigates the phytonutrient properties of mangos and conducts studies about mango’s potential health benefits

Finally, the industry communications program reaches out to the mango industry to share our news, results, and resources while listening to the needs of the community in order to create one that is more unified and productive.

Want to learn even more about the Moutaintview Estate? Reach out for more information. We’d be happy to tell you more about our programs and the magical, wonderful world of mangos.

Time of cultivation and harvest

Cultivation of Kesar mangoes begins around October after the monsoon is over. Fruits are ready for harvest in April-May. The fruits are harvested when they are at green mature stage.

Health Benefits of Mangoes

Mango is a rich source of prebiotic dietary fiber, vitamins, minerals, and polyphenolic flavonoid antioxidant compounds.

  • Mango fruit has been found to protect against colon, breast, leukemia, and prostate cancers, according to a new study. Mango polyphenolic antioxidant components are said to offer protection against breast and colon cancers, according to several scientific research.
  • Vitamin A and flavonoids such as carotene, and cryptoxanthin are abundant in mango fruit. 100 g of fresh fruit contains 1080 IU of vitamin A or 36% of the daily required amount. These chemicals have antioxidant characteristics and are critical for improving eyesight.
  • Vitamin A is also needed to keep the mucosa and skin healthy. Natural fruits high in carotenes have been shown to protect against lung and oral cavity malignancies.
  • Potassium is abundant in fresh mango. One hundred grams of fruit contain 168 milligrams of potassium and only 1 milligram of sodium. Potassium is a mineral found in cells and body fluids that helps in the regulation of heart rate and blood pressure.