Import Fruits / Vegetables / Herbs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Nile Fruit operates from Nasr City in Cairo, Egypt and offers an extensive catalogue of Egyptian produce. Their range includes fresh and frozen strawberries, green and red grapes, bananas, pomegranates, guava, cantaloupe, honeydew, melons, limes, watermelons, dates, mangoes, olives, oranges, navel oranges, tangerines, mandarins and Minneola, as well as a full selection of vegetables such as potatoes, fresh and dried tomatoes, green and red onions, green beans, cucumber, peppers, lettuce, eggplant, broccoli, artichoke, red and green cabbage, sweet potato, pumpkin, garlic and leeks. The herb portfolio covers hibiscus flowers and powder, caraway seeds, fresh and seed coriander, rosemary, rocca, mint, anise seed, fennel seed, basil, oregano, marjoram, chamomile flower and powder, calendula petals and marigold, and dry dill.

The Egyptian climate provides natural sweetness and colour, allowing the supplier to harvest fruit at peak ripeness. Produce is typically packed in cardboard cartons or PET trays with internal cushioning to protect against bruising during transit. Standard cold‑chain handling keeps most fruits at 0‑2 °C and vegetables at 4‑6 °C, extending freshness for 5‑14 days depending on the commodity. Typical export grades follow Class A (no blemish) or Class B (minor blemish) standards used in European markets.

Importers usually require phytosanitary certificates, origin documents and, where relevant, pesticide residue test reports. The supplier does not list minimum order quantities or pricing, so buyers should request these details directly. Common trade terms for Egyptian fresh produce include FOB Cairo or CIF Alexandria, with payment often arranged via irrevocable L/C or TT in advance. Confirm lead‑time expectations, especially for seasonal items, before confirming a purchase.

Nile Fruit is located in Nasr City‑Al Hay Al Asher, Cairo, Egypt, as shown in the supplied address. The listing carries a harbour trust tier, indicating that the platform has performed a basic verification of the company’s legal presence. Nile Fruit’s catalogue emphasises the breadth of Egyptian horticulture, from fresh berries to leafy herbs, and the supplier promotes both fresh and frozen formats for many items.

The platform data shows a response rate of zero percent, meaning the supplier has not yet replied to enquiries through the marketplace. Prospective buyers should therefore use the contact details provided in the address block for direct communication and request any missing documentation such as certifications, MOQ or lead‑time information before proceeding.