Import Dried Leaves Of Basil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Dried leaves of Basil supplied by Herbseic are harvested from the species Ocimum basilicum grown in Egypt. The leaves are carefully dried to retain essential oils that give the herb its characteristic aromatic profile. Each batch is supplied as whole dried leaves rather than ground powder, preserving texture for culinary use. The product complies with the basic quality expectations for bulk food ingredients.

In the spice trade, dried basil typically contains 10-12% moisture, a level that balances shelf stability with flavour retention. Leaf length usually ranges from 2 to 3 cm, which influences the visual appeal in garnishing applications. Standard bulk packaging is a 25 kg polypropylene bag that protects the leaves from moisture ingress. Suppliers often meet ISO 9001 and SGS standards for food safety, which are common benchmarks for this commodity.

Dried basil is widely used by restaurants, catering firms and manufacturers of ready‑meal sauces. Herbseic offers flexible minimum order quantities and ships under FOB or CIF terms, subject to buyer confirmation. Importers should verify the exact incoterm, payment method and any required phytosanitary certificates before finalising the purchase.

Herbseic is an imported supplier based in Egypt, listed with a harbor trust tier on the marketplace. The trust tier indicates that the company has passed basic verification checks, though its response rate is currently recorded as zero, meaning there have been no recent replies to inquiries. Herbseic’s profile does not disclose detailed company history, workforce size or annual turnover.

The supplier’s current listing focuses exclusively on dried leaves of basil, highlighting the botanical species and typical quality attributes. No specific minimum order quantity, price or lead‑time information is provided in the listing, so buyers should request those details directly. Herbseic states compliance with international quality certifications such as ISO and SGS, but the listing does not confirm possession of those certificates.