Kinnow & Malta
کینو / مالٹا
Sargodha is the centre of Pakistan's citrus belt, and Pakistan is the largest kinnow producer in the world. We pick from groves in the Sargodha–Bhalwal belt through the winter window, when sugar levels peak and the fruit is heaviest with juice. Malta oranges travel alongside for anyone who prefers a sweeter, looser peel.
- Origin
- Sargodha, Punjab
- Season
- December – March
- From
- Rs. 1,150
Out of season right now — message us and we'll tell you the week the first crates land.
Crate sizes
Prices are a starting point. Fruit moves with the market, so we confirm the day's rate on WhatsApp before you commit.
5 KG
30–36 pieces (approx.)
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65–75 pieces (approx.)
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See the differences.
Citrus types differ most clearly in peel, flesh colour, acidity and size.
A family guide, not a label for any single crate. Use the variety traits below to compare precisely.
5 varieties of kinnow & malta
“Kinnow & Malta” isn't one thing. These are the varieties we actually carry, what makes each different, and what each is best for — so you can ask for the one you want by name.
Kinnow
Kinnow
The mandarin hybrid Pakistan leads the world in — thin-skinned and heavy with juice.
Peaks late December through February
Feutrell's Early
Feutrell's Early
The earliest mandarin off the belt, loose-skinned and mild weeks before Kinnow.
The first citrus of the season — November into December
Musambi (Sweet Lime)
Musambi (Sweet Lime)
The low-acid juicing orange — green-gold skin, almost no tartness.
Available through the winter window
Blood Red Malta
Blood Red Malta
Crimson-streaked flesh and a berry note the ordinary orange doesn't have.
Late season — colour deepens with the cold
Shamber Grapefruit
Shamber Grapefruit
Big pink-fleshed grapefruit — bittersweet, and an acquired habit worth acquiring.
Mid to late winter
Why buy kinnow & malta from us
Bought at the orchard
Our kinnow & malta comes from Sargodha, Punjab — bought direct from growers there, not off a city market floor where it has already changed hands twice.
5 varieties, named honestly
We tell you which variety you're getting and what it actually tastes like, because a Kandhari and a Bedana are not the same fruit at the same price.
Graded, with a real rejection policy
Every consignment is hand-sorted on arrival. Undersized, bruised and over-ripe fruit is pulled and written off rather than packed into the bottom of your crate.
Packed for this fruit specifically
Cushioned and ventilated cartons sized to the fruit, so it arrives in the condition it left in rather than looking good only on our shelf.
Honest weight, honestly stated
A 5 kg crate is 5 kg of fruit. Piece counts are approximate because fruit varies in size — the weight never is.
The day's rate, not a stale one
Fruit is a commodity and the price genuinely moves week to week. We quote the actual rate before you commit rather than advertising a fixed number and renegotiating on delivery.
The bigger the crate, the cheaper the kilo
Indicative rate per kilogram at each Kinnow & Malta crate size.
9% cheaper per kilo on the 10 KG crate than the smallest one.
- 5 KGfrom Rs. 1,150Rs. 230 /kg
- 10 KGfrom Rs. 2,100Rs. 210 /kg
Prices are starting points and move with the market — we confirm the day's rate on WhatsApp before you commit. Per-kilo figures are derived from those starting prices.
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| Crate | From | Per kg |
|---|---|---|
| 5 KG | Rs. 1,150 | Rs. 230 |
| 10 KG | Rs. 2,100 | Rs. 210 |
What's in Kinnow & Malta
Per 100 g. Each bar is this fruit's share of the highest value across our eight fruits, so the lengths are comparable; the number on the right is the real figure.
- Energy53 kcal
- Carbohydrate13.3 g
- Sugars10.6 g
- Fibre1.8 g
- Vitamin C27 mg
- Potassium166 mg
Vertical tick marks the median across all eight fruits we carry.
Typical published values per 100 g of edible portion for the fruit type. Figures vary with variety, ripeness and season — these are a guide, not a measurement of any individual crate.
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| Nutrient | Kinnow & Malta | Our 8-fruit median |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 53 kcal | 60.5 kcal |
| Carbohydrate | 13.3 g | 14.05 g |
| Sugars | 10.6 g | 10.5 g |
| Fibre | 1.8 g | 2.1 g |
| Vitamin C | 27 mg | 9.5 mg |
| Potassium | 166 mg | 190.5 mg |
Where it comes from
Kinnow & Malta is sourced from Sargodha, Punjab.
Orchard
Picked at the farm at peak ripeness — Sargodha, Swat, Quetta, Khairpur, Kalat. We buy by the orchard, not off the market floor.
Graded
Hand-sorted on arrival. Undersized, bruised and over-ripe fruit is pulled out before packing, not passed on to you.
Protected
Netted, cushioned and single-layered where the fruit is fragile. Packed to survive a courier, not just to look good on a shelf.
Your door
Free next-day across Islamabad & Rawalpindi. Courier to the rest of Pakistan in about 2–3 days.
Buying Kinnow & Malta for a business?
Trade pricing goes by the carton. Minimum order 5 cartons (≈100 kg), with standing weekly deliveries and freight to any city in Pakistan.
Want Kinnow & Malta this week?
One message to 0340-1417862 and we'll confirm today's rate and get it moving.
