Ripe Kinnow surrounded by fresh green leaves

OUR KINNOW

Grown slowly.
Remembered instantly.

A Punjab mandarin with generous juice, a lively sweet-tart character, and a season worth waiting for.

Meet the fruit
SEEDRUS · PUNJAB, INDIAROOTED IN CARE

ONE FRUIT. OUR FULL ATTENTION.

A little fruit.
A lot to love.

Let it be a winter snack, a glass of fresh juice, or the start of a season’s supply. The character is unmistakable.

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Variety
Kinnow mandarin
Origin
Sappanwali, Abohar, Punjab
Harvest window
November–March
Peak season
December–February
Grading
Hand-sorted by size and quality
Supply format
Crates and bulk
morning dew on naturally textured Kinnow peel01 / THE FLAVOUR

Sweet meets tart.

A bright flavour that balances natural sweetness with citrus tang.

Fresh citrus segments showing natural juice vesicles02 / THE GOODNESS

Juice in every segment.

Generous, fragrant segments to eat or squeeze and strain.

hands inspecting a Kinnow before packing03 / THE CARE

Care beyond the tree.

Hand picking and sorting bring attention to the harvest.

NATURE HAS ITS OWN CALENDAR

Good things take a season.

Every month has a part to play.
Select a season to follow the grove.

ripe Kinnow on a winter branch
THE HARVEST SEASON

The wait tastes wonderful.

Cool nights, deep orange fruit, and busy mornings in the grove. Harvest runs from November to March, with peak sweetness from December to February.

Plan your supply
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Harvest season Peak sweetness
Kinnow crates beside a simple orchard packing table

FOR BUYERS & DEALERS

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Tell us your quantity, intended use, destination, and timing. We’ll discuss availability and the next steps.

Today, supply moves through dealers. Direct enquiries are welcome as we develop the next stage of our business.

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FROM OUR GROVE TO YOUR NEXT STEP

A good season starts
with a conversation.

Let’s talk Kinnow

FOUR GENERATIONS. ONE PATCH OF PUNJAB.

A story still growing.

THE EARLY 1900s

It began with the soil.

Khem Chand Setia worked this land growing cotton, laying the roots of a family farming story.

A NEW CHAPTER

From cotton to Kinnow.

The family turned to citrus, a fruit suited to Abohar’s long summers and cool winters.

THROUGH THE GENERATIONS

Care, carried forward.

The grove grew with the family. Each generation brought its own learning to the same land.

TODAY

Rooted here. Looking ahead.

Seedrus continues that work, developing the farm and building conversations toward more direct supply.

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