White Shark Exports

Based in Egypt, White Shark Exports currently lists five active fresh‑produce items in its catalogue. The product mix includes fresh potatoes, fresh onions, strawberries and oranges, covering the main categories of root vegetables, bulb vegetables, berries and citrus fruits. The catalogue entries are Red Onion, Sweet Potato, Potato, Strawberry and Valencia Orange, each falling under the HS Chapter 07 for fresh vegetables and HS Chapter 08 for fresh fruit. The supplier is classified in the harbor trust tier.

The Red Onion entry represents a fresh bulb vegetable commonly traded under HS 0703. Sweet Potato and Potato are fresh tubers listed under HS 0701, with typical size grades ranging from 30‑70 mm in length. The Strawberry item reflects fresh berries, usually graded by size (12‑20 mm) and Brix level above 8 %. Valencia Orange is a fresh citrus fruit, typically meeting EU market specifications for acidity and skin thickness. No additional certifications are listed for the supplier.

White Shark Exports offers fresh potatoes and sweet potatoes that buyers usually source in grades A and B, with moisture content below 20 % and specific gravity around 1.09‑1.12. Fresh onions are supplied as red or white varieties, commonly graded by size (large > 60 mm, medium 45‑60 mm) and by dry‑matter content above 10 %. Strawberries are typically packed in 250 g trays, with a minimum firmness of 1.5 kg·cm⁻² and a Brix of 8‑10 %. Valencia oranges are exported in 10 kg cartons, with a minimum juice content of 45 % and a fruit diameter of 70‑85 mm. These specifications reflect standard industry expectations for Egyptian fresh produce.

Standard packaging for these commodities includes ventilated cardboard boxes for potatoes and onions (typically 25 kg per box), insulated containers with gel packs for strawberries to maintain 0‑2 °C, and wooden crates for oranges with internal liners. Exporters often comply with GlobalGAP and obtain phytosanitary certificates to meet import requirements of the EU, GCC and North African markets.