Import Dried Peas With High Quality — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Alshams Co. For Importing And Exporting Agriculture Products offers Class 1 dried peas grown in the Nile Delta region of Egypt. The peas are harvested at full maturity, cleaned, and dried to a moisture level that meets standard export requirements. They are packed in sturdy 25 kg polypropylene bags and can be consolidated into a 20 ft dry container holding approximately 23‑25 tons per load. The supplier lists the product under the name “Dried peas With quality” and notes seasonal availability from the current month onward.

Typical quality parameters for Egyptian dried peas include a moisture content of 10‑12 %, a protein level between 20‑24 % and a uniform particle size of 6‑8 mm. Colour is generally a pale green, and foreign matter is limited to less than 1 % by weight. These figures align with common specifications for premium legumes destined for wholesale markets in Europe and the Middle East. The supplier does not provide laboratory certificates in the listing, so buyers should request test reports for moisture and protein if required.

The product is popular with food processors producing canned vegetables, ready‑to‑eat meals and snack mixes. Importers in the EU and GCC often select this source for its consistent grade and reliable packaging. Trade terms such as price, MOQ and Incoterms are not disclosed in the listing; interested parties should contact the sales manager to confirm bulk pricing, payment options and lead‑time expectations.

Alshams Co. For Importing And Exporting Agriculture Products is based in Kafr Alzayat, Gharbeya Governorate, Egypt. The company is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier, indicating it has been vetted for reliable shipping and customs handling. Its profile shows a contact person, Mrs‑Domia Mostafa, who handles sales enquiries for agricultural commodities.

The supplier’s catalogue focuses on dried legumes and other staple crops, with an emphasis on meeting export standards for volume shipments. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided, and the listing does not claim any specific certifications or awards. Prospective buyers should verify the company’s export licences and any quality certificates directly with the sales contact.