GIR KESAR MANGOES, TALALA (JUNAGADH)

The pride of Gujarat

If lion is the king of Gir forests, who do you think is the queen? Well, here are some hints. She is a saffron-hued beauty that exudes a breathtaking aroma. We are talking of none other than Gir Kesar — the most exported and a sought-after mango.

Gir Kesar mango grows abundantly at the foothills of Girnar mountains in Gujarat’s Junagadh district. The genesis of this unique mango variety can be traced back to 1931, when wazir Sale Bhai planted 75 grafts at Vanthali in Junagadh Laal Doori Farm. It apparently got named by nawab Muhammad Mahabat Khan III in 1934, when the fruit’s rich, orange pulp reminded him of saffron, aka kesar.

Today kesar mango orchards are spread across more than 20,000 hectares in Junagadh and Amreli districts of Saurashtra region. While the annual production is about two lakh tones, only those mangoes which are grown around Gir sanctuary in Talala are officially known as Gir Kesar.

Term and Condition 

(1) Once sold, plants or any other goods will not be taken back. After exiting the nursery gate, SELLER will not be responsible for the health of the plant, drying of the plant, or breakage/damage of any other goods or products, and no plant, goods, or product will be replaced.

(2) SELLER does not guarantee the germination percentage of seeds or how many male or female plants will be produced.

(3) The yield shown in the brochure is obtained under strictly controlled conditions. The yield, fruit color, and size may vary due to your farm’s soil, weather, and farming practices.

(4) SELLER will not be responsible if plants are damaged due to heavy rain, heat, cold, or any other natural causes. After taking the plants from the nursery, if any disease, virus, or soil-borne pest occurs, SELLER will not be responsible for it.

(5) If the vehicle delivering the plants is sent by SELLER, the buyer must check whether the plants are in good condition at the time of delivery. If the plants are not satisfactory at the time of delivery, they must be returned immediately. No complaint will be entertained after the vehicle sent by SELLER leaves the farmer’s field. And if the transportation is arranged by the buyer, then after exiting the gate of SELLER, all responsibility will lie solely with the buyer. Whether the plants survive in the field depends on the farmer’s farming practices and weather conditions.

(6) In any crop, the yield, color, quality of the produce, and overall production depend on the local climate, soil and water quality, fertigation, farmer’s care, and weather conditions.

(7) SELLER will not be responsible if plants dry up or fail to grow properly due to heavy rainfall, inadequate water supply, change in temperature, wrong spray, or pest attack.

(8) Due to heavy rain, more or less water than required, fluctuation in temperature, improper spraying, weather and due to many reasons, flowers may fall from the plant. This is not the fault of the plant. Therefore, intercropping is not recommended. Due to lack of nutrients, the fruits can become small and large. Good immunity against the virus, which is there in that quantity, even if the virus is caught, the seller Not responsible. Seller is not responsible if the advice given does not work due to soil, weather or water. There will be no guarantee of male or female plants in the plants grown from seeds.

(9) Tissue culture is a new technology. Whether it is suitable for you or not is for you to decide. It is at your own risk. A virus-free certificate means the plant is virus-free at the time of delivery, but there is no guarantee that the virus will not occur in the field. Chemicals are used while making tissue culture, due to which many other changes like production, color, number of seeds in the fruit may occur in the plant. SELLER will not be responsible for it.

(10) Seller will not be held responsible for any cash handed over to the seller’s staff or dealers, nor for any funds deposited into their UPI accounts or personal bank accounts. Cheques must always be issued as “A/C Payee” and made payable solely to “SHAYONA BIOTECH PVT LTD.” When making payments via UPI, please verify that the recipient is listed as “SHAYONA BIOTECH PVT TD” before proceeding with the transaction.

(11) In all crops, cross-pollination can occur naturally or artificially. SELLER will not be responsible for any change/loss in yield, quality, or characteristics due to unwanted cross-pollination in the field.

(12) For any reason, if a fruit, flower, or vegetable does not bear fruit, does not attain proper size, or does not develop the right color, the company selling the goods shall not be held responsible in any manner.

(13) After sale by SELLER, under no circumstances will replacement or refund of the amount paid by the buyer be provided if the purchased item / product / plant gets damaged or dies. Please take special note of this.

(14) As a seller, we never compel any buyer to purchase a specific variety or a fixed quantity of plants or goods. A buyer is always free to purchase according to his own requirement. We also do not advise the buyer on how many seeds to sow or how many plants to plant in a specific area. This decision is entirely at the buyer’s discretion. For any crop to achieve good quality and yield, favorable climatic conditions, balanced fertigation, and many other factors are required. In case of deficiency in any one or all of these parameters, the results may not be satisfactory or may be poor in terms of quantity, quality, or both. The company shall not be responsible for such results.

(15) Cross-pollination can occur naturally or artificially in all crops. The company shall not be liable for any loss, variation in yield, quality, or traits arising due to unwanted cross-pollination in the field.

(16) Subject to ANAND jurisdiction only.