Strawberry India
A basket of strawberries against a dark ground

Sourced across India · Mahabaleshwar GI origin since 2010

Fruit from India’s strawberry regions.

Send volume, grade and destination and we will come back on what we can actually supply, and at what price.

Whole strawberries and cut halves on a dark reflective surface

What we can tell you now

Origin and season are the parts we can state plainly. Everything else — grade, pack format, quantity, lead time, price — depends on when in the season you are asking and what you need, so we would rather answer it properly than publish a table.

Origin
Across India's strawberry-growing regions
Season
November to March, peaking December to February
Off-season
Frozen and pulp, subject to availability

Indian strawberry has been exported to Bangladesh, Germany, Austria, Jordan and USA. If you are buying for export, say so in the enquiry — the certification path is different.

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The more specific you are about volume, grade and destination, the more useful our answer will be.

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Common questions

When are Indian strawberries available?
The Deccan crop runs November to March, peaking December – February. Outside that window, fresh Indian fruit is not realistically available; frozen and pulp are, subject to stock.
Where does the fruit come from?
We source across India's growing regions. Roughly 85% of the national crop still comes from the Mahabaleshwar belt in Maharashtra, which has held a GI tag since 2010, but strawberry is now grown commercially in Bihar, Himachal and the Nilgiris too — and which origin suits you depends on your grade, timing and destination.
What is the minimum order?
It depends on grade, destination and where in the season you are asking. Rather than publish a number that would be wrong half the time, we will give you a straight answer against your actual requirement.
Which varieties can you supply?
Mostly Camarosa and Winter Dawn, which are what the belt plants at scale. Camarosa is firmer and handles transit better; Winter Dawn carries more sugar. Availability varies through the season.