Import Fresh Garlic — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Evergreen Export & Supplies supplies fresh garlic harvested in Egypt from the end of January through April. The harvest includes the white, Baladi, red, Chinese, green and dry varieties, each harvested to lengths of 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15 or 20 cm and diameters ranging from 40 mm to 80 mm. Bulbs are sorted by size and packed in flexible bags from 1 kg up to 20 kg, or to customer‑specified quantities. The product complies with international and EU fresh‑vegetable standards.

Garlic’s characteristic sulfur compounds are retained when the bulbs are harvested at the listed sizes, providing the flavour and health attributes valued by food manufacturers. Typical moisture content for fresh garlic of this grade is 60‑65 % by weight, which aligns with standard storage expectations. The EU standard cited by the supplier ensures pesticide residues are below the maximum residue limits for fresh produce. The listed varieties are commonly used in both fresh and processed applications across global cuisines.

Importers typically request the product for wholesale distribution to supermarkets, food service distributors and spice manufacturers. Packaging can be supplied in 1 kg to 20 kg bags and loaded into a 40‑foot container with a total capacity of 17‑20 tons, ready for shipment from any Egyptian port. Buyers should confirm the minimum order quantity, lead time and preferred Incoterms directly with Evergreen Export & Supplies.

Evergreen Export & Supplies is located at 5 Industry Division 2, Kafr Al‑sheikh, Egypt, postal code 33551. The supplier is listed with a harbour verification tier, indicating a basic level of platform verification, but the response rate shown is 0 % and no average response time is recorded. The address places the operation in the Kafr Al‑Sheikh governorate, a region known for agricultural export activity.

The company’s current listing focuses exclusively on exporting fresh garlic and does not disclose any certifications, minimum order quantities, lead‑time estimates or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request any missing trade documentation directly from the supplier before proceeding with negotiations.