Import Anise — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Egypt

Anise seeds from Overseas For Trading are offered in Grade A and Grade B, sourced year-round from Egypt’s primary growing regions. The seeds are whole, with no added preservatives or artificial treatments, and are packed according to client specifications for material and weight, including jute or polypropylene bags in 10 kg, 20 kg, 25 kg, or 50 kg increments. The supplier confirms availability across all seasons, ensuring consistent supply for bulk importers.

Egyptian anise seeds are typically light brown to greyish in colour, with a strong, sweet aromatic profile derived from the essential oil anethole, which constitutes 80-90% of the oil content. Standard industry grades for anise seeds include whole seeds with a moisture content typical of 8-10%, a volatile oil content of 2-4% by weight, and a foreign matter limit of 1% or less. The seeds are non-GMO and free from artificial additives, adhering to typical food-grade purity standards for culinary and industrial use.

Primary buyers include food manufacturers, herbal tea producers, and pharmaceutical companies seeking natural flavouring and aromatic compounds. Importers should confirm packaging preferences, as the supplier tailors material and weight to order. For bulk shipments, typical trade terms include FOB Alexandria, with lead times dependent on order volume and season. The product is suitable for direct consumption, extraction, or further processing into oils and extracts.

Overseas For Trading operates from Alexandria, Egypt, with a registered address at 2 285 Smouha Sidi Gaber, 21610. The company specialises in the export of spices, including anise seeds, and offers year-round availability for bulk buyers. Its harbor trust tier indicates a baseline level of verification for international trade, though no response rate or average response time data is currently published.

The supplier’s focus is on flexible packaging solutions, allowing clients to specify bag material and weight to match their logistics and storage requirements. No additional details are provided on company size, history, or client base, so importers should request further documentation, such as certifications or production capacity, directly from the supplier. The profile does not list any third-party certifications or quality assurances beyond standard industry practices.