Fresh Arrival: Mangosteen in Mumbai — The Queen of Fruits Now at Frais Farms!

What Makes Mangosteen So Special?

Native to the lush rainforests of Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, mangosteen is as beautiful as it is delicious. With a deep purple rind and soft, snow-white flesh inside, it has a taste that's often described as a perfect blend of peach, strawberry, and pineapple.

Now Available at Frais Farms

In an effort to bring global freshness to local homes, Frais Farms is proud to offer freshly sourced, premium-quality mangosteen in Mumbai.

“We’ve partnered with trusted growers in tropical regions to deliver mangosteens that meet our high-quality standards,” said a Frais Farms spokesperson. “Each fruit is handpicked, carefully packed, and delivered with love.”

A Nutrient-Packed Powerhouse

Mangosteen isn’t just a treat for your taste buds — it’s also a superfruit!

Here’s what you get in every 100g serving:

• 73 kcal (low calorie!)

• 18g carbohydrates

• Rich in fiber

• Good source of Vitamin C, Folate & Magnesium

• Loaded with xanthones – rare antioxidants with anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting benefits

Health Benefits You’ll Love

•  Fights inflammation

•  Boosts immunity

• Improves digestion

Did You Know?

According to legend, Queen Victoria once offered a knighthood to anyone who could bring her fresh mangosteens — giving this fruit its royal nickname. (via National Geographic)

Today, that same royal experience is available at Frais Farms — minus the sword ceremony!

How to Get It

Getting your hands on mangosteen has never been easier. Simply visit fraisfarms.com and place your order in just a few clicks.

You’ll receive:

• Farm-fresh mangosteens

• Eco-friendly packaging

• Fast, safe delivery to your doorstep

Pro Tips: How to Enjoy Mangosteen

• Cut the thick rind gently and open it like a flower.

• Eat the white segments raw — juicy, sweet, and satisfying!

• Try mangosteen juice, smoothies, or even dried mangosteen as a healthy snack.

• Use rind powder in DIY skincare if you're into natural wellness.

⚠️Note: Do not eat the raw purple rind — it’s very bitter. Only the white inner flesh is edible.