Indian Mango Variety

Banginapalli Mango

Golden, Sweet & Fiberless — The Family Favourite

Andhra Pradesh Low Fibre GI Tagged Season: Apr–Jul Coming Soon
Premium Banginapalli Mangoes 2026 Season - GI Tagged Andhra Pradesh India - Swadeshi Mangoes Round Rock Texas

Banginapalli mangoes are coming soon this season! Join our WhatsApp group for season alerts.

Order Banginapalli Now

Banginapalli Mango — Key Facts

Origin: Andhra Pradesh, India (GI Tagged)

Also Known As: Benishan, Baneshan, Safeda, Chappatai

Taste: Very sweet, mild aroma, smooth and fiberless

Size: Large (300–500g per fruit)

Fibre: Very low — easy to slice and eat

Season in India: March to July

Available in Texas: Mid-April to Mid-July (air-flown)

Peak Season: May and June

Shipping: Air-flown from India, USDA-inspected, FDA-compliant irradiation

Pickup Cities: Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio

Sourced By: Swadeshi Mangoes (Swadeshi Central TX LLC), Round Rock, Texas

What Are Banginapalli Mangoes?

Banginapalli mangoes are large, golden-yellow Indian mangoes from Andhra Pradesh, known for their exceptional sweetness, smooth fiberless flesh, and thin skin. They are one of India's most popular mango varieties and are air-flown to the United States during the April–July season. Swadeshi Mangoes delivers fresh, USDA-inspected Banginapalli mangoes to families across Texas through 30+ local pickup points in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio.

Banginapalli mangoes are especially popular among families because they are easy to peel, easy to slice, and enjoyable for both children and adults. Each mango weighs 300–500 grams and is sourced directly from orchards in Ulavapadu, Nuzvid, and Kurnool districts of Andhra Pradesh.

What is Banginapalli Mango?

Banginapalli mango originates from the town of Banganapalle in Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh. It is also known as Benishan, Baneshan, Safeda, and Chappatai in various regions across India. This variety is one of the earliest Indian mangoes to arrive each season, typically available from March through July. Banginapalli is prized across South India and is widely exported internationally due to its consistent quality and crowd-pleasing sweetness. Banginapalli from Andhra Pradesh holds a GI (Geographical Indication) tag, recognising its unique origin and premium quality.

How to Recognise Banginapalli

📏 Large elongated shape
🟡 Golden-yellow colour
🧅 Thin skin
💧 Soft & juicy flesh
Very little fibre
🌸 Mild pleasant aroma

Why People Love Banginapalli Mangoes

Banginapalli is a crowd favourite across all age groups. Its low fibre content, generous size, and consistently sweet flavour make it one of the most versatile and enjoyable mangoes available.

Sweet taste without too much tanginess
Large fruit size
Low fibre content
Great for children
Easy to peel and cut
Perfect for eating fresh
Great for milkshakes & smoothies
Ideal for mango pulp & desserts

Taste Profile

Sweetness High
Fibre Very Low
Juiciness Medium to High
Aroma Mild
Tanginess Low
Texture Smooth and soft

Nutritional Information

Per 100g serving

NutrientAmount
Calories60 kcal
Carbohydrates15 g
Sugars13.7 g
Dietary Fibre1.6 g
Vitamin C36.4 mg (40% DV)
Vitamin A1082 IU (22% DV)
Potassium168 mg
Folate43 mcg (11% DV)

Source: USDA FoodData Central

Appearance

  • Larger than Alphonso and Kesar mangoes
  • Oval or elongated shape
  • Bright yellow skin when ripe
  • Smooth-skinned with no prominent ridges
  • Each mango weighs between 300g and 500g

Where Banginapalli Mangoes Come From

Ulavapadu

Our primary source — renowned for producing the finest Banginapalli mangoes in all of Andhra Pradesh.

Nuzvid

Major mango hub in Krishna district, known for large-scale Banginapalli orchards and export-grade quality.

Kurnool

Home to the town of Banganapalle — the birthplace and namesake of this iconic variety.

Chittoor

Known for large-scale cultivation and Banginapalli mangoes with concentrated sweetness.

The hot, semi-arid climate of Rayalaseema in Andhra Pradesh creates ideal growing conditions for Banginapalli mangoes, producing fruit with high sugar content and excellent shelf life.

When is Banginapalli Mango Available?

India Season

March – July

Harvest across Andhra Pradesh

Texas Arrivals

Mid-April to Mid-July

Air-flown to Texas pickup points

Peak Season

May & June

Best quality & sweetest fruit

Banginapalli vs Alphonso

FeatureBanginapalliAlphonso
SizeLarge (300–500g)Small to Medium (150–300g)
FibreVery LowLow
SweetnessHighVery High
AromaMildStrong & distinctive
TextureSmooth, soft, juicyCreamy, buttery
Best ForFresh eating, milkshakes, kidsDesserts, Aam Ras, gifting
SeasonMarch – JulyMarch – July

Best Ways to Eat Banginapalli Mangoes

🍽️

Fresh slices

Peel, slice, and enjoy the pure golden sweetness.

🥛

Mango milkshakes

Blend with cold milk for a rich, creamy shake.

🥤

Smoothies

Mix with yoghurt and banana for a healthy treat.

🥣

Mango lassi

Traditional yoghurt drink with mango pulp and cardamom.

🍉

Fruit bowls

Add mango chunks to your morning fruit bowl or granola.

🍨

Ice cream topping

Fresh mango over vanilla ice cream — simple perfection.

🎂

Mango cake

Layer into cakes, tarts, or pastry as a filling.

🫙

Mango pulp

Blend and freeze for off-season desserts and cooking.

👶

Kids' snacks

Low-fibre and easy to eat — perfect for little ones.

How to Tell if a Banginapalli Mango is Ripe

  • The skin turns a uniform bright golden-yellow colour with no green patches.
  • Gentle press near the stem yields slightly — like a ripe peach, not mushy.
  • A mild, sweet, fruity aroma develops near the stem end.
  • The mango feels slightly heavier due to increased juice content.
  • Skin appears smooth and taut without wrinkles (wrinkles indicate overripe).

How to Store Banginapalli Mangoes

Unripe Mangoes

  • Keep at room temperature (68–72°F / 20–22°C)
  • Place in a paper bag to speed up ripening
  • Do not refrigerate unripe mangoes — cold halts ripening
  • Will ripen in 2–4 days depending on maturity

Ripe Mangoes

  • Refrigerate immediately once ripe
  • Consume within 2–3 days for best flavour
  • Store in a breathable bag — not airtight plastic
  • Bring to room temperature before eating for best taste

For complete ripening and storage instructions, visit our Mango Care Guide.

Where to Buy Banginapalli Mangoes in Texas

We also serve surrounding areas including Round Rock, Georgetown, Temple, and Killeen through our Austin pickup network.

Why Choose Swadeshi Mangoes

Premium Quality

Only the finest export-grade mangoes from trusted orchards in India.

🤲

Hand-Picked

Every mango is carefully hand-selected at peak maturity for best flavour.

🛡️

USDA Inspected

All shipments pass rigorous USDA phytosanitary inspection and irradiation.

✈️

Air-Flown Fresh

Flown directly from Indian orchards to Texas within 4–5 days of harvest.

📍

30+ Pickup Points

Convenient pickup locations across Austin, Dallas, Houston & San Antonio.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Family Trusted

Hundreds of Texas families trust Swadeshi for authentic Indian mangoes every season.

Banginapalli Mango

Pricing available when season opens

USDA-inspected, air-flown from India. Prices may vary by shipment.

Order Banginapalli Now

Our Sourcing & Process

Swadeshi Mangoes sources Banginapalli mangoes directly from orchards in Ulavapadu, Nuzvid, and Kurnool districts of Andhra Pradesh, India. Our mangoes are hand-picked at the right stage of maturity, undergo USDA-required inspection, and receive FDA-compliant Cobalt-60 gamma irradiation (per 7 CFR 305) before being air-flown to the United States.

Mangoes arrive in Texas within 4–5 days of harvest and are distributed through our network of 30+ pickup agents across Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. Our distribution hub is operated by Swadeshi Central TX LLC based in Round Rock, Texas (Williamson County).

Source

Direct from Orchards

Compliance

USDA + FDA

Transit

4–5 Days Air-Flown

Base

Round Rock, TX

See our full sourcing & traceability standards →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Banginapalli mango sweet?

Yes, Banginapalli is known for its high sweetness with very little tanginess. It has a clean, sweet flavour that appeals to almost everyone, including children. The sugar content is consistently high across the season.

Does Banginapalli have fibre?

Banginapalli has very little fibre compared to most other mango varieties. The flesh is smooth, soft, and practically fibre-free, which is one of the main reasons it is so popular for fresh eating and blending into drinks.

Is Banginapalli good for children?

Yes, Banginapalli is one of the best mango varieties for children. Its low fibre content, soft texture, mild sweetness, and large size make it easy to peel, slice, and serve. Kids love it because it is not stringy and is easy to eat.

Is Banginapalli bigger than Alphonso?

Yes, Banginapalli mangoes are significantly larger than Alphonso. A typical Banginapalli weighs between 300g and 500g, while Alphonso usually ranges from 150g to 300g. You get more fruit per mango with Banginapalli.

Can Banginapalli be used for milkshakes?

Yes, Banginapalli is excellent for milkshakes and smoothies. Its low fibre and high juice content make it blend smoothly without any stringy bits. It produces a thick, creamy, naturally sweet milkshake without needing extra sugar.

Where can I buy Banginapalli mangoes in Texas?

You can order Banginapalli mangoes from Swadeshi Mangoes for pickup in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. We also serve surrounding areas including Round Rock, Georgetown, Temple, and Killeen through our pickup network.

How should I store Banginapalli mangoes?

Keep unripe mangoes at room temperature until they ripen (2–4 days). Once ripe, move them to the refrigerator and consume within 2–3 days. Never refrigerate unripe mangoes as cold temperatures halt the ripening process. Visit our Mango Care Guide for detailed instructions.

How much does a box of Banginapalli cost?

A 3kg box of Banginapalli mangoes costs $50. Each box contains approximately 6–8 mangoes depending on individual fruit size. This is premium, export-grade fruit flown directly from India.

When are Banginapalli mangoes available in Texas?

Banginapalli mangoes are typically available in Texas from mid-April to mid-July. The peak season with the sweetest fruit is May and June. Season dates can vary slightly each year depending on harvest conditions in India.

How do I ripen Banginapalli mangoes at home?

Keep Banginapalli mangoes at room temperature (70–75°F) in a paper bag or cardboard box. They typically ripen in 2–4 days. Do not refrigerate until fully ripe. Once ripe (soft to touch, sweet smell), refrigerate and consume within 2–3 days. See our complete Mango Care Guide.

Does Swadeshi Mangoes ship Banginapalli to other states?

Currently, Swadeshi Mangoes offers local pickup in Texas cities — Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and surrounding areas including Round Rock, Georgetown, Temple, and Killeen. We are operated by Swadeshi Central TX LLC based in Round Rock, Texas.

How many mangoes are in a 3kg box?

A 3kg box of Banginapalli mangoes contains approximately 6–8 mangoes depending on individual fruit size. Each Banginapalli mango weighs between 300g and 500g.

What is the GI Tag for Banginapalli mango?

Banginapalli mango from Andhra Pradesh holds a GI (Geographical Indication) tag, which certifies that it originates from the Banganapalle region and has unique qualities linked to the specific soil, climate, and traditional growing methods of that area.

Chat on WhatsApp