Import Green Beans — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Egypt

KMW Investment LLC exports Egyptian green beans, also known as French beans, snap beans or stringless varieties, cultivated across the Nile Delta region. The supplier describes the beans as the best quality green beans in Africa and notes that they are shipped to markets worldwide. These beans are praised for their crisp texture, bright green colour and suitability for a range of culinary uses. Their nutritional profile includes low fat, high fibre and a modest amount of vitamin C.

Typical fresh Egyptian beans retain a moisture content of 80‑85 % and usually measure 4‑6 cm in length with a diameter of 0.4‑0.9 cm, meeting the No.1 export grade criteria used in the Mediterranean market. Standard bulk packaging consists of five‑kilogram cardboard cartons sealed with a moisture‑resistant liner, while frozen batches are quick‑frozen to - 18 °C and packed in insulated containers. Export quality control often references the EU pesticide residue limits, which are generally below 0.01 mg kg⁻¹ for the most common residues. The beans are harvested during the cooler months to preserve colour and snap.

Primary customers are food‑service operators, frozen vegetable processors and supermarket chains that require consistent size and colour. KMW does not disclose a minimum order quantity, so interested importers should request the MOQ directly from the company. Trade conditions such as Incoterms, payment schedule and lead time are negotiated on a case‑by‑case basis and should be confirmed before finalising the purchase agreement.

KMW Investment LLC is registered at Gamal Abd El Nasser, Asafra, Alexandria, Egypt, postal code 21923. The supplier holds a harbour trust tier on the platform, reflecting a moderate verification level. Its public response rate is listed as 0 % and no average response time is recorded, indicating limited engagement through the platform messaging system. The company focuses on exporting Egyptian green beans to international buyers.

The profile does not provide details on production capacity, specific certifications or pricing structures. Prospective purchasers should ask for a recent harvest calendar, laboratory test results and any phytosanitary certificates that confirm compliance with destination country regulations. No additional corporate background, employee numbers or turnover figures are disclosed. All communication should be conducted via the platform’s secure channel until a formal contract is prepared.