Fresh Grapes

ANB Group cultivates fresh grapes in Egypt, offering the flame, crimson, red globe and king ruby varieties. These grapes are harvested for the fresh market and are marketed as meeting or exceeding international and European Class 1 standards. The company highlights that its packing station holds ISO 22000, GLOBAL GAP and BRC certifications. Shipment is organised in 40‑foot containers that can accommodate up to 12 ton of fruit.

Typical berries from these Egyptian varieties range from 14‑18 mm in diameter and show a soluble solids content of 16‑19 °Brix. Standard storage conditions are 0‑2 °C with high humidity, which can preserve the grapes for 7‑12 days in refrigerated conditions. Packing is supplied as 5 kg cartons placed in plastic bags, or as 10‑punnet packs, both of which meet common export requirements. These specifications align with global fresh‑produce handling practices.

Potential buyers include importers for fresh consumption, processors for juice or dried fruit, and retailers of premium fruit assortments. Since the listing does not disclose specific payment terms or minimum order quantities, interested parties should confirm these details with the supplier. Lead times and incoterms are also subject to negotiation and should be clarified before finalising the purchase.

ANB Group’s head office is located at 4 El Mathaf St, Off El Bahr, Tanta, Gharbia, Egypt. The company is listed with a harbour‑tier verification on the platform, though its response rate is currently recorded as 0 %.

The supplier states that it produces fresh grapes of the flame, crimson, red globe and king ruby varieties, and that its packing station is certified ISO 22000, GLOBAL GAP and BRC. It offers 5 kg cartons and 10‑punnet packs, and can fill a 40‑foot container with up to 12 ton of product. No further details on lead time, payment terms or MOQ are provided in the listing.