Fresh Lemon

Al Rehab Company supplies fresh lemons harvested in Egypt. The offering includes two varieties, Adalia and Verna, each grown under local conditions. Available fruit sizes range from 80 mm to 165 mm, covering standard market grades. Lemons are packed in standard export cartons weighing 15 kg net (16 kg gross) and in telescopic/open‑top cartons of 8 kg net (8.75 kg gross).

Both varieties are typical Mediterranean lemons with acidity levels that meet standard export requirements. In the industry, fresh lemons usually present a citric acid content of 5‑7 % and moisture of 85‑89 %, which aligns with the product described. The standard packaging protects the fruit during sea transport and complies with most import regulations. Al Rehab notes that the Adalia season runs from October to March, while Verna is available from February to May.

Buyers such as food processors, wholesale fruit markets and export distributors typically source these lemons in bulk. Pricing, minimum order quantities and exact delivery terms are negotiated directly with Al Rehab Company. Prospective importers should request a formal quotation that details incoterms, payment schedule and any phytosanitary certifications required.

Al Rehab Company is based in Tanta, Egypt, with its registered address at Elgharpia Kafer Elzayat, 36111 Tanta. The supplier holds a harbour‑tier verification on the platform, indicating compliance with basic trade standards. Its profile lists a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication should be initiated proactively. The company states it imports and exports a broad range of agricultural products.

In this listing the firm highlights its capability to supply fresh lemons of the Adalia and Verna varieties. It emphasises consistent quality and the ability to meet export packaging requirements. No specific certifications or production capacities are disclosed, so buyers should request supporting documents. Al Rehab’s focus on agriculture positions it as a specialised source for citrus produce.