Import Fresh Peach — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Elbardy For Export supplies fresh peaches harvested in the fertile valleys of Egypt at optimal ripeness, delivering fruit that is juicy and aromatic. The supplier states that each peach meets a rich flavour profile and is selected under strict quality control. Packaging is designed to preserve freshness during transit, and the company offers both FOB and CIF shipping terms. No specific minimum order quantity is disclosed, and the listing references FSSAI and HACCP certifications.

In the fresh‑fruit trade, a typical Egyptian peach measures 6 to 7 cm in diameter and weighs between 150 and 180 g. Standard moisture content ranges from 84 % to 86 %, with total soluble solids of 10 % to 12 % and acidity around 0.3 % to 0.5 %. These parameters give the fruit a balanced sweetness and a shelf life of 7 to 10 days when stored at 0‑4 °C with 90‑95 % relative humidity. Such characteristics are common for export‑grade peaches and align with international market expectations.

Buyers such as supermarket chains, fruit distributors and confectionery manufacturers commonly use these peaches for fresh sales, desserts, jams and beverage blends. The supplier mentions flexible order sizes suitable for small and large businesses, and indicates that sea or air freight can be arranged. Prospective importers should confirm the exact incoterm, payment schedule and any required phytosanitary certificates before placing an order.

Elbardy For Export is located at 6 October City, Giza, Egypt, in the City Star Tours complex, 4th floor, office 11. The company holds a harbor‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business profile, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time available. The listed address places the operation in a major export hub close to Cairo’s logistics corridors.

The listing advertises fresh Egyptian peaches and highlights quality controls, but it does not provide details on production capacity, years in operation or specific client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request information on harvest volumes, certification documents and any third‑party audit reports directly from the supplier.