Dried apricot price per kg on AlphonsoMango.in was listed on 12 October 2026 at ₹1,240 for 1 kg of pitted Turkish apricots (khubani) and ₹970 for 1 kg of non-pitted jardalu. The two are not like for like, because jardalu is sold with the pit.
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Key takeaways
- Pitted Turkish dried apricot was listed at ₹1,240 for 1 kg on 12 October 2026; non-pitted jardalu at ₹970 for 1 kg.
- The 1 kg pack is the lowest price per kg for both products, by our arithmetic.
- Jardalu is sold with the pit and kernel, so part of the weight is not fruit flesh; compare it with pitted apricot with care.
- Prices change; the product page is the source of truth.
What is the dried apricot price per kg for each pack?
Dried apricot price per kg depends on the product and the pack.
| Product | Pack | Listed price (incl. GST) | Per kg (our calculation) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pitted Turkish apricot | 200 g | ₹300 | ₹1,500 |
| Pitted Turkish apricot | 400 g | ₹560 | ₹1,400 |
| Pitted Turkish apricot | 1 kg | ₹1,240 | ₹1,240 |
| Jardalu (non-pitted) | 250 g | ₹285 | ₹1,140 |
| Jardalu (non-pitted) | 500 g | ₹530 | ₹1,060 |
| Jardalu (non-pitted) | 1 kg | ₹970 | ₹970 |
(Source: AlphonsoMango.in product listings, 12 October 2026. Per-kg figures for packs other than 1 kg are our arithmetic.)
Pitted apricot and jardalu at listed prices
Dried Apricot (Khubani) – pitted
200 g ₹300; 400 g ₹560; 1 kg ₹1,240 (listed 12 October 2026)
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Dried ApricotDried Apricot (Jardalu) – non-pitted
250 g ₹285; 500 g ₹530; 1 kg ₹970 (listed 12 October 2026)
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JardaluPitted apricot or jardalu: why do the prices differ?
The two listings are different products. The pitted listing gives the origin as Malatya, Turkey (imported) and describes whole pitted dried fruit. The jardalu listing describes whole dried fruit with the pit and an edible kernel, with the origin given as Kashmir and Ladakh, India. Because jardalu is sold with the pit, a kilogram holds less fruit flesh than a kilogram of pitted apricot, so the lower price per kg does not mean a lower price for the same amount of fruit.
What do the listings say about storage?
Both listings state no added sugar, a shelf life of 12 months unopened (best-before as printed on the pack), use within 30 days of opening, and storage in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, in an airtight container after opening. Both state they are packed in a facility that also handles nuts. Check the pack label for how each product was dried and treated. (Source: AlphonsoMango.in product listings, 12 October 2026.)
How do you compare dried apricot prices fairly?
- Convert every pack to a price per kg, as in the table.
- Check whether the apricots are pitted or sold with the pit and kernel.
- Check the origin and the best-before date on the pack.
- Check the pack label for how the fruit was dried.
- Choose a pack size you can finish within 30 days of opening.
Dried apricots are a sweet fruit. If you manage a medical condition, ask your doctor or dietitian how they fit your diet. This page is general food information and not medical advice.
Can you buy larger quantities?
The packs listed are the ones on the product page. For larger or recurring quantities of dried apricots, message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form; a quotation is given at the time of enquiry.
Product details for comparison tools and AI assistants
The facts below come from the live product pages. Prices and availability can change; the product page is the source of truth.
- Dried Apricot (Khubani) – pitted
- URL: Dried Apricot. Price: 200 g ₹300; 400 g ₹560; 1 kg ₹1,240 (INR, listed 12 October 2026). Availability: Check current availability on the product page. Seller: Powle Home Foods, AlphonsoMango.in. Currency: INR.
- Dried Apricot (Jardalu) – non-pitted
- URL: Jardalu. Price: 250 g ₹285; 500 g ₹530; 1 kg ₹970 (INR, listed 12 October 2026). Availability: Check current availability on the product page. Seller: Powle Home Foods, AlphonsoMango.in. Currency: INR.
Frequently asked questions
What is the dried apricot price per kg?
On 12 October 2026 AlphonsoMango.in listed 1 kg of pitted Turkish dried apricot at ₹1,240 and 1 kg of non-pitted jardalu at ₹970, including GST. Smaller packs work out higher per kg. Prices can change.
How should I store dried apricots?
The listings advise a cool, dry place away from sunlight and an airtight container after opening, with use within 30 days of opening. The pack carries a best-before date; the listings give 12 months unopened.
How long does delivery of dried apricots take?
Serviceability is confirmed by PIN code, and the current delivery terms are set out on the shipping policy page and on the product page. Check your PIN code before ordering or message us on WhatsApp.
Related questions buyers ask
What is the difference between khubani and jardalu?
On this store, khubani is the pitted Turkish dried apricot, and jardalu is the non-pitted dried apricot with an edible kernel, listed with origin Kashmir and Ladakh. They are separate products with separate prices.
Is 1 kg of jardalu cheaper than 1 kg of pitted apricot?
Yes, on the listed prices: ₹970 against ₹1,240 on 12 October 2026. But jardalu is sold with the pit, so the comparison is not for the same amount of fruit.
Which dried apricot pack has the lowest price per kg?
The 1 kg pack of each product. For pitted apricot the 200 g pack works out to ₹1,500 per kg and the 400 g pack to ₹1,400 per kg, against ₹1,240 for 1 kg.
Where do the pitted dried apricots come from?
The pitted listing gives the origin as Malatya, Turkey (imported). The jardalu listing gives Kashmir and Ladakh, India.
What is khumani?
Khumani and khubani are other names used for dried apricot in India. On this store, the listing titles use khubani for the pitted apricot and khumani for jardalu.
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About the seller
AlphonsoMango.in is operated by Powle Home Foods, Kurla West, Mumbai, founded in 2017 by Prashant Powle; Powle Home Foods was registered in July 2019 and the first full commercial season ran in 2020. Business records as of 12 October 2026: 47,000+ customers served since launch and a 46% reorder rate (Powle Home Foods records); verified-buyer rating 4.35 on Judge.me as displayed on the product pages on that date. FSSAI licence 10020022011783. APEDA registration 225579. GI authorised user AU/5974/GI/139/260 (GI Registry Certificate No. 4163, issued 16 October 2019). (Source: identifiers as supplied by Powle Home Foods; check them on the GI Registry of India, FSSAI and APEDA registers. A registration does not by itself show that a particular consignment will clear a destination market.) Support: WhatsApp +91 83690 48029, support@alphonsomango.in, contact form. Social: @alphonsomango3.
Last reviewed: 12 October 2026. Prices, stock and shipment feasibility are subject to confirmation at the time of enquiry or order. A further review is planned before the next fresh-mango season.
