Surve Bandhu Ambewale

We operate out of A-89 in the DSIDC area. It’s an industrial zone, so it’s all about warehouses and trucks. Surve Bandhu Ambewale is right in the middle of it. Being a packaging company too, we have stacks of boxes everywhere. The smell of cardboard and fruit is usually in the air. We spend our days making sure the mangoes are sorted and packed properly. It’s a lot of manual work. My boots are usually worn out pretty fast from walking the concrete floors. It gets hot in the warehouse during the summer, but we keep the fans going. Everyone knows everyone around here. We shout to be heard over the sound of the packing tape and the loaders. It’s not a quiet job. There’s always a delivery arriving or a truck being loaded up to go out. We don’t have fancy desks. Most of the paperwork happens on a wooden table in the corner that’s seen better days. We just care about the fruit getting to where it’s going without getting bruised. It’s honest work, and it keeps us moving from early morning until late. We just focus on the crates and the quality of what’s inside them. If the boxes are moving, we’re happy. That’s how it goes every day at DSIDC.