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Guide

Orange counts explained: what count 80 to 225 means

Oranges are graded by count, from 80 (largest) to 225 (smallest). What a count means, which to buy, and the Rajasthan orange season (winter, december to february).

Fresh oranges, whole and halved, on jute cloth

A count is fruit per carton

Citrus is graded by count: the number of fruits that fill a standard carton. Fewer fruits per carton means bigger fruit, so count 80 is the largest and count 225 the smallest.

We supply 7 counts: 80 (largest), 96 (large), 141 (medium to large), 171 (medium), 191 (medium), 205 (small to medium), 225 (smallest).

Oranges grades and sizes
Count
80
96
141
171
191
205
225

Where our oranges come from

Fresh oranges supplied by count, from the largest fruit at count 80 to count 225. Sourced only from farms and forest orchards, never bought at the mandi.

Season: Winter, December to February. Oranges keep 1–2 weeks from dispatch, kept cool and dry, so they are dispatched quickly after picking.

Ordering

Packed in carates or cartons. Delivery is typically 3–4 days from order confirmation. Send us:

  • Count required
  • Quantity and delivery schedule
  • Packaging and pack size
  • Delivery location

Questions

Quick answers.

What does orange count 80 mean?

Eighty fruits fill a standard carton. It is the largest orange we supply.

Is a higher count bigger or smaller?

Smaller. A higher count means more fruits per carton, so each one is smaller.

When are Rajasthan oranges in season?

Winter, December to February.

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