Import Charcoal — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Al Rehab Company supplies charcoal products sourced from Egypt. Their hardwood charcoal for BBQ delivers a fixed carbon content of 70‑75 % with moisture between 1‑3 % and ash not exceeding 0‑3 %. The product is packed in 15 kg or 20 kg polypropylene bags, or can be customised to the buyer’s specifications. The company also offers softwood charcoal made from citrus trees for shisha, providing a higher fixed carbon of 80‑85 % while maintaining the same low moisture and ash levels.

Hardwood charcoal is produced from dense timber, which typically yields a fixed carbon range of 70‑80 % in the market, while softwood varieties often reach 80‑85 % fixed carbon. Moisture levels below 3 % are common for premium charcoal, helping to ensure a clean burn and low smoke output. Ash content under 3 % is considered standard for both BBQ and shisha applications, facilitating easy ash removal and consistent heat. The cylindrical briquette form, sized at 18‑20 mm, matches the dimensions preferred by many commercial grill operators for even heat distribution.

The charcoal is used by restaurants, catering firms and hookah lounge operators who require reliable, long‑lasting fuel. Buyers can request packaging in 15 kg or 20 kg polypropylene bags, or arrange bespoke bulk handling if required. Because the listing does not state a minimum order quantity, delivery lead time or incoterms, interested importers should contact Al Rehab Company directly to confirm these trade details before placing an order.

Al Rehab Company is based in Tanta, Egypt. The registered address reads Elgharpia Kafer Elzayat, Tanta 36111, Egypt. The platform classifies the supplier as a harbour‑tier member, indicating that it has passed basic verification checks. Response metrics show a zero percent response rate and no recorded average response time, so buyers should allow extra time for communication.

The company states that it operates in import and export of agricultural products and offers competitive pricing. Its charcoal range includes hardwood for BBQ, softwood from citrus trees for shisha, and cylindrical briquettes for bulk use. No additional certifications or export licences are mentioned in the listing, so importers should request any required documentation directly from the supplier.