Import Egyptian Spring Onion With High Quality — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Alshams Co. For Importing And Exporting Agriculture Products offers Egyptian spring onion of first‑class quality, harvested in Egypt for both domestic and export markets. The product is described as a spring onion variety that meets the supplier’s quality standards. Packing is performed according to the buyer’s specifications, allowing flexibility in bag size or bulk handling. The supplier notes that each container can hold up to 12 tons of onions, equivalent to 20 standard pallets.

Typical spring onion characteristics include a green stalk length of 15‑20 cm and a bulb diameter of 2‑3 cm, which align with international fresh‑produce grading guidelines. Moisture content for fresh onions is usually 85‑90 percent, a range that supports crisp texture and shelf stability. Standard post‑harvest handling calls for storage temperatures of 0‑2 °C to preserve freshness during transport. The onions are commonly packed in 1 kg mesh bags or bulk crates, matching the supplier’s “according to customer request” approach.

The primary buyers are wholesalers, food service distributors and retailers seeking consistent quality for fresh produce aisles. Flexible order volumes are offered, with trade terms such as FOB or CIF and payment via L/C or T/T. Prior to shipment, buyers are advised to request a phytosanitary certificate and a recent quality inspection report to verify the first‑class designation.

Alshams Co. For Importing And Exporting Agriculture Products is a supplier based in Gharbeya, Egypt, as indicated by its registered address in Kafr Alzayat. The company holds a harbor trust tier, reflecting the platform’s basic verification of its business credentials. Response metrics show a 0 percent response rate and no recorded average response time, meaning the supplier has not yet responded to inquiries on the platform.

The profile does not disclose additional corporate details such as years of operation, employee count or specific client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request supporting documents, including a company registration certificate and any relevant quality assurance records, to assess the supplier’s capability to fulfil large‑scale onion orders.