Frozen Mango

CONDOR TRADING AGENCY supplies frozen mango sourced from orchards in Egypt’s Nile Delta region, where the fruit is harvested at peak ripeness and flash-frozen within four hours of picking. The product is available in whole, sliced, and cubed forms, with no added sugars, preservatives, or artificial flavours. Moisture content is maintained below 85% to preserve texture and flavour integrity during storage and transport.

The mangoes are grown under organic protocols, verified by the supplier as pesticide-free, and follow standard Egyptian agricultural practices for tropical fruit cultivation. Varieties include Keitt, Tommy Atkins, and Sensation, each selected for sugar content, firmness, and low fibrousness. Typical Brix levels range from 14 to 18, consistent with international standards for premium frozen fruit. Packaging is customisable per buyer requirement, with no standardised format imposed by the supplier.

This product is primarily purchased by European and North American food processors, private-label juice manufacturers, and premium frozen dessert brands requiring consistent fruit quality. Buyers typically order in pallet quantities of 500kg to 2000kg, with flexible packaging options. Lead time is confirmed per order, and Incoterms are negotiable. The supplier does not provide certifications but confirms compliance with Egyptian food safety regulations.

CONDOR TRADING AGENCY operates as an organic-focused export agent based in Egypt, specialising in tropical fruit shipments. The supplier does not own orchards but sources directly from certified organic growers in the Nile Delta, ensuring traceability to specific growing zones. It holds no third-party certifications publicly disclosed, but confirms adherence to Egyptian national organic guidelines. The company responds to inquiries within 48 hours, though response rate data is not tracked in real time.

There is no public information on company size, years in operation, or client list. The supplier does not claim export volume, revenue, or production capacity. It functions as a coordination hub between growers and international buyers, with no manufacturing or processing facilities of its own. All claims about growing methods are attributed to the source farms, not the agency itself.