fresh grapes

Elbardy For Export supplies fresh grapes grown in Egypt, offering both early‑sweet white grapes and a red variety known as Flame. The grapes are harvested for export and packed according to buyer specifications, with standard options including 5 kg cartons and 10 kg plastic boxes. The company holds Global GAP farm certification, ISO 9001 and FDA registration, indicating compliance with recognised food‑safety standards.

In the fresh‑grape trade, typical sugar content ranges from 16 % to 20 % Brix and moisture levels sit around 80‑85 %. European and North‑American markets often require berry sizes of 18‑22 mm and a shelf life of about 15 days under refrigerated conditions. Elbardy’s packaging choices align with these norms, and the supplier can adapt to alternative pack formats on request. No specific MOQ is listed, so buyers should request that detail directly.

Importers such as wholesale distributors, supermarket chains and food‑service providers are the main customers for these Egyptian grapes. The supplier prefers telegraphic transfer (TT) to expedite payment, and while incoterms are not stated, FOB ports on the Mediterranean are commonly used for Egyptian fruit exports. Prospective buyers should confirm lead‑time estimates, any required phytosanitary certificates and the exact payment schedule before finalising the contract.

Elbardy For Export is based in Giza, Egypt, with a listed address at 6 October City, Star Tours No 4, 4th Floor, Office 11. The company is classified under the “harbor” trust tier and has a response rate of 0 %, indicating that communication may require proactive follow‑up. Their public profile notes 17 years of experience exporting fruits and vegetables, especially to European, North‑American and Asian markets.

The supplier’s certifications include Global GAP farm (cert‑no 4063061385567), ISO 9001 and FDA registration (FDA No 10695946798). No further details on production capacity or annual volumes are provided, so buyers should request those figures during negotiations.