Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions buyers ask us most. If your question is not here, message us on WhatsApp.
Location and visits
Where is Uma Farm located?
Uma Farm is at Adalpura Kampa, Dhansura, Aravalli district, Gujarat 383310. Use our Google Maps location for directions to the farm.
Is Dhansura in Aravalli or Sabarkantha district?
Dhansura taluka is in Aravalli district. Aravalli was formed from part of Sabarkantha district in 2013, so many people still search for Dhansura under Sabarkantha.
Can I visit the farm and buy directly?
Yes. Buyers can come to the farm to see the harvest and load crates. Please message us on WhatsApp before you come so we can have fruit ready. Farm hours are 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM, every day.
Ordering and price
What is the phone or WhatsApp number for orders?
Call or WhatsApp +91 94260 40220. Share the quantity you need and your city, and we will reply with the rate and availability.
How is the wholesale price of mosambi decided?
We quote per crate or per kg. The rate depends on fruit grade and size, the quantity and the current APMC mandi rate in Gujarat, so it changes with the market. Ask us on WhatsApp for today's rate.
Do you supply small quantities to juice bars and fruit sellers?
Yes. We supply juice bars, juice centres and local fruit sellers as well as full loads for mandi traders. Tell us your weekly need and we will plan supply.
Which places do you supply?
We supply buyers across Gujarat, including APMC mandis in Ahmedabad, Himmatnagar, Modasa, Vadodara and Surat. Buyers can also pick up from the farm.
Our fruit
Is your mosambi naturally ripened?
Yes. The fruit ripens on the tree. We do not use calcium carbide or any chemical to ripen or colour the fruit.
What is the difference between mosambi and sweet lime?
They are the same fruit. Mosambi is the common Indian name for sweet lime (Citrus limetta). In Gujarati it is called મોસંબી.
How do you pack mosambi for transport?
Fruit is picked by hand in the early morning, sorted by size and peel quality, and packed in ventilated crates so it stays fresh on the road.
How should I store mosambi after delivery?
Keep crates in a cool, shaded place with good air flow and do not stack them too high. Use the fruit within a few days for the best juice and taste.