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62 B, El Tagamoa El-Khamis Services Center

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Business Description

About Cairo 3A Group CAIRO 3A Group is Egypt's largest national company in the food and agribusiness sectors, and a market leader across the Middle East and Africa. With a fully integrated supply chain, the Group plays a key role in securing food and agricultural products, while providing complete solutions in sourcing, logistics, processing, and distribution. Our operations cover a wide range of connected industry, including agricultural products, food production, poultry, cooking oils, transportation, and juice production, allowing us to meet the growing needs of local and regional markets with efficiency, scale, and quality. CAIRO 3A’s unique business model supports strong logistics, operational excellence, and sustainable growth.

About Cairo 3A - Animal Nutrition Sector

Cairo 3A Animal Nutrition Sector delivers smart, cost-effective solutions that maximize performance and profitability for poultry and livestock producers. With full integration, advanced technologies, and a strong innovation mindset, we shape the future of animal nutrition in Egypt.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Any port of egypt

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

1000+

Avg Response Time:

-

Cairo 3A offers FOB shipping terms, which means buyers take responsibility for shipping once the goods leave the factory — this gives buyers more control and reduces risk. The company accepts USD, making it easier for international buyers to pay. Shipping from any port in Egypt provides flexibility in logistics, allowing buyers to choose the most cost-effective port. FOB terms with T/T payment are common in Egypt and help streamline trade processes, though buyers should confirm port details before finalizing orders. Cairo 3A has a large workforce of 1000+ employees, which is typical for suppliers handling high-volume production. With a revenue range of 1-5 million USD, they are positioned as a mid-to-large scale supplier, capable of managing bulk orders. The lack of specified accreditations and inquiry response time means buyers should verify quality standards and communication reliability before engaging. This could indicate a need for additional due diligence to confirm operational credibility and responsiveness.

Products / Services Offered

Cairo 3A offers a wide range of food products including fruits, vegetables, poultry, sugar, and oil — common items in global food supply chains. This broad portfolio makes it a potential supplier for diverse food retail or processing needs. Buyers looking for consistent sourcing of fresh produce and basic food items may find Cairo 3A a good fit, especially in markets where local sourcing is preferred.

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Export Countries

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Middle East

29%

South Asia

14%

East Asia

14%

North Africa

10%

East Africa

10%

Cairo 3A operates in 21 countries across 10 regions, with the Middle East leading at 29% (6 countries), followed by South Asia, East Asia, and North Africa at 14% each. North Africa and East Africa each account for 10% (2 countries), while Eastern Europe, Central Africa, South America, Southeast Asia, and Western Europe each represent 5% (1 country each). This regional distribution shows a strong focus on the Middle East and Asia, with balanced but limited presence in Africa and emerging markets, suggesting a strategy prioritizing established trade corridors with moderate diversification.
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