Plum Mango

Plum Mango

Plum Mango is a small mango-like tropical fruit, also known as Marian Plum, Maprang fruit, mini mango, Mango Plum and Marian plum fruit. It looks like a small yellow-orange mango, but its eating texture is closer to plum, with a sweet-tart flavour that can taste like a mix of mango and plum.

This fruit is suitable for customers looking for plum mango, Marian Plum, Maprang fruit, mini mango, Mango Plum, Gandaria, buah kundang in malay, small mango fruit, marian plum in chinese and Marian plum fruit.

Plum Mango is commonly linked to the tropical fruit species Bouea macrophylla, a mango-relative in the same broad plant family as mango and cashew. In Thai markets, it may be known as Maprang, while in Malay it may be called buah kundang or kundang. In some Southeast Asian markets, it may also be recognised as Gandaria.

The fruit has a unique sweet-tart tropical flavour. When ripe, the taste can be described as a combination of mango and plum, while the texture resembles plum. The rind can be eaten after washing, giving a light crunchy bite similar to grape skin, although some customers may prefer to peel it.

Plum Mango is often mistaken for loquat because both fruits can look small, oval and yellow-orange. However, Plum Mango / Marian Plum / Maprang fruit is not loquat. Plum Mango usually has one central seed, while loquat has several larger brown seeds and belongs to a different fruit family.

Origin: Imported. Plum Mango is cultivated in several tropical countries including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, India and other parts of Southeast Asia. Actual country of origin depends on the current batch. Product photos are for reference only. 

Plum Mango Quick Facts

Season and Singapore Availability

Plum Mango is an imported fruit in Singapore. Commercial production is found in several tropical countries including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and India. Availability in Singapore depends on harvest timing, supplier sourcing, shipment schedules and current stock.

Because Plum Mango, Marian Plum and Maprang fruit are specialty tropical fruits rather than everyday supermarket fruits, availability may be seasonal and batch-dependent. Customers should contact SKC Fruits if they need confirmation of the current country of origin before ordering.