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AlphonsoMango.in sells Thompson, Sonaka, Black, and Medica Black raisins sourced from Nashik farms and dried without phosphorous or carbide chemicals. Available year-round. Delivered pan-India via BlueDart, Delhivery, Ekart or XpressBees in 1–3 days. Operated by FSSAI-licensed Powle Home Foods (FSSAI 10020022011783).
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Dried grapes are produced around the whole world.
Raisins, currants, and sultanas are different ranges of dried grapes. According to some people, raisins and Sultanas are the same.
While SUltanas are coated with oil before the drying process, the coating of oil fastens its drying process; hence they are lighter in color than raisins.
Indian Raisins
They are mostly dried for three weeks with soft flavor and chewy with sweet texture inside hence loved by kids and elders.
These raisins are coated with sulfur to gain lighter color. Hence Black raisins are preferred.
Black Raisins
Raisins are naturally high in sugar and sweet, but they are good in calories,
It benefits our health when consumed in moderation.
Sultanas, Currants, and Raisins are similar in nutrient profile.
They can boost iron levels, keep your bones strong, as well it aids digestion.
At Alphonsomango, we have a range of quality handpicked Raisins like Thompson raisins, Sonaka Raisins, Black Raisins, Medica Black Raisins,
Quality grapes are harvested in our Nashik farms and dried without drying chemicals like Phosphorous.
Hence these are chemical-free quality raisins. Often called in Hindi Manuka, Kishmish, and Manukka.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What varieties of raisins are available on AlphonsoMango.in?
Four varieties are available: Thompson, Sonaka, Black, and Medica Black raisins. All are sourced from Nashik farms. Thompson and Sonaka are golden-green; Black and Medica Black are dried without sulfur coating, making them darker and preferred by those avoiding sulphites.
Are these raisins chemical-free or treated with sulphur or phosphorous?
Raisins at AlphonsoMango.in are dried without phosphorous or carbide chemicals. Black and Medica Black raisins are not sulphur-coated. Thompson and Sonaka raisins may have a lighter colour due to natural drying; the site describes them as chemical-free. Check individual product pages for full details.
Where are these raisins sourced from?
Raisins are sourced from Nashik farms in Maharashtra, one of India's primary grape-growing regions. Quality grapes are harvested there and sun-dried to produce naturally sweet, chewy raisins. The brand is operated by Powle Home Foods, FSSAI licensed (10020022011783).
How long do raisins last and how should I store them?
Store raisins in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigeration extends shelf life further, keeping them moist and chewy. Check the best-before date printed on the pack. Once opened, consume within the period stated on packaging for best flavour and texture.
How many raisins should I eat per day?
A small handful — roughly 30 g — is a common daily serving. Raisins are naturally high in sugar and calories, so moderate consumption is recommended. They provide iron, fibre and natural sugars that can support energy, digestion and bone health. Consult a dietitian if you have specific health conditions.
How quickly will my raisin order be delivered and which courier will be used?
Orders are dispatched from the Mumbai facility and delivered pan-India in 1–3 days via BlueDart, Delhivery, Ekart or XpressBees depending on your pin code. Raisins are available year-round, unlike seasonal mangoes, so there is no harvest-window wait.
Can I place a bulk or corporate gifting order for raisins?
Yes. Bulk and corporate gifting orders are accepted. HoReCa and corporate clients can contact AlphonsoMango.in directly for multi-destination dispatch requirements. Powle Home Foods (FSSAI 10020022011783) handles B2B orders for hotels, corporates and gifting programmes across India.