Indian oranges, graded for buyers in Nepal.

Oranges reach Nepal by road within days, inside their shelf life.

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. Ships under HS 0805.10 (fresh or dried oranges).

Landlocked, so produce goes by truck across the open India–Nepal border.

• Entry: Birgunj (from Raxaul, India)
• Entry: Bhairahawa (from Sunauli, India)

We quote on Ex Works (EXW) and Free On Board (FOB): our responsibility ends at the Indian port or border point, and the onward leg is the buyer's. Import clearance in Nepal is regulated by the Plant Quarantine and Pesticide Management Centre (PQPMC).

• Produce enters by road through border points with a plant quarantine office, such as Birgunj.
• PQPMC's quarantine office releases the goods against India's phytosanitary certificate.
• Pesticide residues may be tested at the border checkpoint.
• We provide a certificate of origin (India origin) from the DGFT certificate-of-origin system.

• Packaging: Crates or Cartons
• Shelf life: 1–2 weeks from dispatch, kept cool and dry
• Harvest: Winter, December to February