Crop-ready pods
The field decides the harvest date. We will update the season rather than invent a delivery date.
2026 fresh season · Bengaluru first drops
Fresh edamame is a short-season thing. We grow it, wait for the pods, and open each first-drop cluster only once the crop and delivery route can support it. That makes the preorder a promise we can keep, not a vague queue.
Tell Bino your Bengaluru pincode and the number of 500 g fresh packs you want. This first step helps us group viable delivery clusters.
Once a harvest quantity and a local delivery cluster are confirmed, Bino sends the checkout link for that exact drop.
When your cluster is confirmed, Bino opens a reservation step and announces pricing then. Nothing is charged before that.
The final delivery day follows pod maturity and route planning. If we cannot serve the confirmed route, the reservation is refunded rather than stranded.
The offer, plainly
First-drop quantities are limited. The paid reservation is not a substitute for a confirmed route: Bino opens it only when we can actually harvest and deliver to your cluster.
The field decides the harvest date. We will update the season rather than invent a delivery date.
A viable Bengaluru cluster lets fresh pods travel well and avoids unnecessary kilometres.
If a confirmed route cannot run, we refund the reservation or offer a customer-approved rollover.
The fresh-season plan
Bino is Edamo’s exclusive preorder partner for the first drop. We will send a Bino checkout invite only when your harvest quantity and delivery cluster are confirmed.
Request the Bino first-drop invite