Import Dry Onion — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Aljawhara Herbs & Spices of Fayoum, Egypt supplies dried onion that is the dehydrated bulb of Allium cepa. The product is offered in two processing options - large cut pieces and crushed granules - and is listed as available throughout the year. Each batch is prepared from onions sourced locally in Egypt and then dried to a stable moisture level before packaging. The supplier notes that packaging can be customised according to the buyer’s choice of material and weight.

In the spice trade, dried onion typically contains 8‑10 % moisture, which helps preserve colour and flavour while limiting microbial growth. Bulk density for dried onion is usually around 0.55 g cm‑3, influencing transport volume and storage calculations. Common particle size for large‑cut dried onion ranges from 2 mm to 5 mm, whereas crushed forms are usually under 2 mm. Standard quality checks include foreign matter limits of less than 2 % and colour assessment of a uniform pale‑yellow hue.

Food processors, catering firms and spice‑blending companies are typical buyers who require consistent granule size and moisture for recipe accuracy. Aljawhara allows the buyer to select packaging such as jute bags, carton boxes or polypropylene bags in weights of 10 kg, 20 kg, 25 kg or 50 kg, matching logistical preferences. Since the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities or lead times, interested importers should contact the supplier directly to confirm trade terms.

Aljawhara Herbs & Spices is located at Ibshaway Center, Abuginshow, Al‑Galaa Street in Fayoum, Egypt, postal code 63612. The supplier is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating a verified status within the marketplace verification system. Their profile shows a response rate of 0.00 % and an average response time of 0 hours, meaning no recent replies have been recorded.

The current product listing provides botanical, form and seasonal information, as well as flexible packaging options, but it does not state minimum order quantities, unit price or lead‑time. Potential buyers should therefore reach out directly to obtain those commercial details and to verify the supplier’s current operational capacity.