Import Fresh Brown And White Chicken Eggs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Africa

The offering consists of fresh brown and white chicken eggs packed in standard poultry trays. Each tray holds 30 eggs and twelve trays are placed in a ply carton, giving a total of 360 eggs per carton. A full 40 ft refrigerated container can accommodate 1 312 such cartons, which equals 472 320 eggs as stated by the supplier. The product is dispatched from the port of Durban in South Africa.

In the egg market a typical large egg weighs between 55 and 63 g, and the shell thickness usually ranges from 0.3 to 0.4 mm, which aligns with the supplier’s claim of 100 % purity. Fresh eggs are normally stored at 0‑4 °C to preserve freshness and prevent bacterial growth, a practice reflected in the use of a reefer container. The packaging design of trays and ply cartons is a standard method to protect eggs during handling and transport.

These eggs are suited for food‑service establishments, bakeries and wholesale distributors that require a reliable supply of both brown and white varieties. The listing notes a production capacity of 200 000 eggs per day and a delivery lead time of fifteen days after order confirmation. Payment is accepted via TT and the minimum order quantity is set at 472 320 pieces, matching a full container load.

Shady And Sonz Automobile Pty Ltd is registered as an imported tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating a moderate verification level on the platform. Although the company name suggests an automotive background, the current listing is dedicated to the export of fresh chicken eggs from South Africa. No specific address is provided in the source data, but the port of dispatch is Durban, a major hub for refrigerated cargo.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose certifications, employee numbers or client references, and the listing does not state any price information. It does, however, specify the packaging format, production capacity and minimum order quantity, allowing buyers to assess volume requirements. Prospective importers should request additional documentation such as a health certificate, export permit and any relevant quality audit reports.