Import Gs-Alfalfa — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Egypt

GS‑Alfalfa supplied by Gold Stone For Mining is a premium alfalfa hay harvested in Egypt. The hay complies with a maximum moisture content of 14 %, a protein range of 16 % to 22 % and a fibre ceiling of 32 %. Bales are offered in two sizes: large bales measuring 120 × 90 × 230 cm and weighing about 650 kg with a tolerance of ±5 %, and small bales of 30 × 40 × 50 cm weighing roughly 25 kg ±5 %. A 40‑foot high‑cube container can accommodate between 9 and 18 tons of the product.

Within the global feed industry, alfalfa hay typically retains a moisture level between 12 % and 15 %, a crude protein content of 15 % to 20 % and fibre around 30 % to 35 %, making the supplied figures well within standard nutritional limits for dairy and beef cattle. The bale dimensions conform to common handling equipment, and the ±5 % weight tolerance matches the usual variance accepted by bulk feed processors. Standard packaging involves net‑wrapped bales that facilitate stacking and transport.

The hay is primarily used as feed for dairy cows, horses, cattle, sheep, chickens and turkeys, and it is also marketed for alfalfa sprouts in food applications. Gold Stone For Mining can deliver up to 1 500 tons per month from June to November, with an annual capacity of 10 000 tons and a minimum order of 100 tons. Payment is required via irrevocable L/C or pre‑payment, and shipments are arranged on a FOB Egypt basis unless otherwise agreed.

Gold Stone For Mining operates from an industrial complex in Al‑Matahra, Minya Governorate, Egypt (Block D #23 & 24, The Third Cell, The Third Sector, Industrial Zone) and maintains a headquarters at #536 Mohammed Nagib Axis, New Cairo 1, Cairo, 11865, Egypt. The supplier is listed with a Harbour trust tier on the platform, yet its current response rate is recorded as 0 %, indicating no recent replies to enquiries. No average response time is available, which suggests limited communication activity at present.

The company markets alfalfa hay that meets the specified moisture, protein and fibre limits and supplies it in both large and small net‑wrapped bales. Production capacity allows up to 1 500 tons per month during the June‑November harvest window, contributing to an annual potential of 10 000 tons. The minimum contract quantity is 100 tons and the accepted payment methods are irrevocable letters of credit or pre‑payment.