Qatar mango
is booked by the week.
Mixed cartons, a named week, and a permit your agent files. This is not a Dubai hypermarket plan.
Qatar buys a smaller, premium mango book. Mixed cartons for a named week are a usual first order. Air for that week is a normal request. Your agent in Doha files the import permit. We send phyto, Halal, and origin in time.
Do not paste a UAE weekly-reefer plan onto this lane. The fruit is the same Pakistan program. The scale and the permit are not. Sindhri, Chaunsa, and Anwar Ratol can share a mixed order only when each variety is written down.
What “mixed” means
Mixed means named counts of named varieties, not a surprise assortment. Anwar Ratol is the small May–June fruit. Chaunsa follows. Sindhri is the early larger fruit from Mirpur Khas.
Papers and payment
Halal is on the lot. A new buyer pays 50 percent before shipment. A season reservation is still the January-to-April pre-book if you want volume rather than one week.
The Qatar week, in one message
“Mango to Doha” is a week, a carton mix, and the agent who will file the permit. Mixed means counted cartons of Sindhri, Chaunsa, or Anwar Ratol, not a surprise blend. Air for that named week is normal. A month with no week is not a booking. October does not load fruit. The next book opens on 1 January.
Doha is not the United States irradiation hop. That hop is Dubai. Sea mango to the USA is refused here as everywhere else. SASO is a Saudi retail file. Do not ask this lane for a SASO number. Phytosanitary, Halal, and KCCI origin are the Pakistan pack. Your agent files the Qatar entry.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book Qatar mango for “July”?
Who files the permit?
Are mixed varieties allowed?
Is this the same as the UAE program?
Get in touch
Send the week and the mix.
Variety, carton count, and your agent.
Mon–Sat 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM PKT · Shesha Basti Talab, Multan, Punjab, Pakistan