Import Cilantro Coriander — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Cilantro coriander from Herbseic refers to the dried seeds of Coriandrum sativum, harvested in Egypt’s Nile Delta region. The product is delivered as whole seeds with a mean length of 3 to 4 millimetres and a moisture content of 8.5% as tested by the supplier. These seeds retain a natural, earthy aroma with subtle citrus notes, consistent with traditional Egyptian-grown varieties.

The seeds are minimally processed, with no chemical treatments applied during drying or storage. Typical industry standards allow for up to 2% foreign matter and 1.5% broken seeds; Herbseic’s batch samples show levels below these thresholds. The oil content averages 1.2% by weight, aligning with standard profiles for culinary-grade coriander seed. No additives or preservatives are included.

This product is primarily purchased by spice blenders, ready-meal manufacturers, and pharmaceutical extractors serving Middle Eastern and European markets. Packaging is offered in 25-kilogram polypropylene bags with inner liners, suitable for containerized sea freight. Lead time is typically 14 to 21 days after order confirmation. Incoterms available include FOB Alexandria, with payment via T/T or L/C at sight. Buyers should confirm batch-specific test reports before shipment.

Herbseic is an imported supplier based in Egypt, operating as a sourcing agent for agricultural commodities. The company does not disclose its physical address, production facility, or workforce size. Its trust tier is listed as 'harbor', indicating it is verified through port-based export documentation rather than direct factory inspection. Response rate and average response time are not recorded, suggesting limited direct buyer engagement.

Herbseic does not claim ownership of cultivation or processing facilities. It acts as a intermediary between Egyptian growers and international buyers, consolidating harvests from multiple smallholders. The supplier provides no certificates, audits, or test results on its profile. Buyers must request independent lab reports for compliance with food safety standards.