Import Fresh Strawberries — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

First Choice Trading Co. supplies fresh strawberries cultivated in Egypt and harvested from November through April. The berries are offered in the Festival, Fortuna and Florida varieties and meet the HS code 081010. Each fruit measures 25‑35 mm in diameter and is packed in cartons containing 8‑12 punnets, with net weights ranging from 2.00 kg to 4.80 kg per carton. The packaging dimensions are typically 40 × 60 × 6.5 cm for smaller cartons and 40 × 60 × 13 cm for the larger 4.8 kg packs.

The strawberries are field‑picked at peak ripeness, immediately placed in pre‑cooling units and stored in cold rooms to preserve freshness. International grading standards are applied, ensuring uniform colour, shape and low levels of foreign matter. Typical moisture content for fresh strawberries is 85‑90 % and the average soluble solids (Brix) lie between 7 % and 9 %, which contribute to their sweet flavour. Under refrigerated conditions (0‑2 °C) the fruit retains acceptable quality for 7‑10 days.

Buyers such as food processors, retail chains and hospitality providers use the berries for jams, desserts, salads and beverage blends. Trade terms are negotiated directly with First Choice Trading Co.; interested parties should confirm the minimum order quantity and incoterm preferences. Because the supplier’s response rate is currently recorded as 0 %, exporters are advised to verify communication reliability before committing. All shipments require cold‑chain logistics to maintain the required temperature throughout transit.

First Choice Trading Co. is based in Mansoura, Aldakahliya, Egypt, as indicated by its registered address. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier on the platform, though its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % and no average response time is available, suggesting limited responsiveness at present. It specialises in the cultivation, grading and export of fresh strawberries, applying international quality control standards throughout the supply chain.

The firm handles post‑harvest operations including field‑packing, pre‑cooling and storage in temperature‑controlled facilities to preserve fruit quality during transit. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided in the listing, and the supplier does not disclose specific certifications. Importers should therefore verify any required certifications directly with the company before finalising a purchase.