Strawberry is a non-climacteric fruit and harvested at different stages of maturity, depending on the cultivar and market preference. However, maturity indices as well as harvesting time mostly varied with cultivars (Kafkas et al., 2007 and Kader, 1999) and to some extent with location and weather conditions. Unripe fruits are more prone to shriveling and physical injuries, and have poor flavour quality when ripe. Overripe fruits become soft and mealy with insipid flavour soon after harvest. Fruits picked either too early or too late in their season are more susceptible to postharvest physiological disorders than fruits picked at the proper stage of maturity (Kader, 1999). Ripe strawberries have high soluble solids, total sugars, total ascorbic acid, and pH, and have low firmness and acidity. Thin cell walls in strawberry fruits lead to fruit softening and high level of susceptibility to physical fruit injuries (Kader, 1991). Strawberries are highly perishable which is accelerated under subtropical high humid climate of Bangladesh. Strawberries are susceptible to fungal decay, which is speed up under subtropical high humid climate like Bangladesh. As it is a new crop in Bangladesh, no information is available on maturity stages and post harvest quality.