Import Fresh Potato — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Alshams Co. supplies fresh potatoes harvested in the Gharbeya region of Egypt, with size grading available from 40 count per 10 kg upward, as per buyer specifications. The product is classified as Class 1, indicating minimal surface defects and uniform shape. Potatoes are packed in 25 kg polypropylene bags, though custom packaging can be arranged. No certifications or organic claims are stated in the source.

Egyptian potatoes are typically grown in alluvial soils with controlled irrigation, resulting in high dry matter content and low sugar levels suitable for frying. Varieties are not specified but commonly include Agria, Spunta, or local cultivars with good storage characteristics. The supplier does not mention post-harvest treatments, so buyers should assume no chemical sprout inhibitors are applied unless confirmed.

This supplier serves international buyers in the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe, primarily supplying wholesale distributors and retail chains. Trade is conducted on a per-order basis with no stated minimum order quantity. Lead time is not specified but typically ranges from 10 to 18 days from harvest to port. Buyers must confirm Incoterms, payment terms, and documentation requirements directly with the supplier.

Alshams Co. For Importing And Exporting Agriculture Products is registered in Kafr Alzayat, Gharbeya, Egypt, with a physical address provided. The company operates as a trading entity sourcing agricultural products from local producers. No information is available on years in business, workforce size, production facilities, or verified client history. The listing does not reference certifications, certifications, or processing capabilities.

The supplier’s offering is limited to basic export packaging and size grading, with no mention of cold chain infrastructure or lab testing. Response metrics are unavailable, indicating communication must be initiated directly. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing agent and request proof of origin, harvest dates, and handling protocols before shipment. No claims of organic or sustainable practices are made.