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Diab foundation

Egypt

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Egypt - dakhlia

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Business Description

Diaab Import & Export is an Egyptian company specialized in the import and export of agricultural crops.

The company has been established in Egypt since 2002 and has built solid experience in international trade through long-term cooperation with partners in several global markets.

We have successfully conducted business with many countries, including:

Australia, India, China, United Kingdom, Italy, Argentina, Ethiopia, and Burkina Faso.

Our focus is on supplying high-quality agricultural products while maintaining reliability, consistency, and long-term partnerships with our clients

Business Details

Country:

Egypt

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

France, Germany, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage; Sweet Potato

Year Established:

2002

Diab Foundation has been operating since 2002, giving it long-term experience in the export market. Exporting sweet potatoes to key European markets like France, Germany, and the UK suggests a focused agricultural trade strategy. Being based in Dakhlia, Egypt, positions it near major agricultural zones with access to regional supply chains. The lack of a company website may make it harder for buyers to verify operations or contact the business directly — a common risk in trade with less digital presence.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

Not specified

Preferred Trade Term:

Not specified

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

51-100 employees

Avg Response Time:

Not specifying payment or shipping terms makes it harder for buyers to plan budgets or logistics. Diab foundation should clearly state payment terms like 30-day net or advance payment, and shipping terms like FOB or DDP, to build trust and reduce negotiation time. Without a port of loading or delivery details, buyers can't assess shipping costs or transit times — this creates uncertainty in international trade. Most suppliers in this size range have annual turnovers above USD 5M, so Diab Foundation's turnover of 1-5 million suggests a smaller scale operation. With 51-100 employees, they are mid-sized but likely focused on niche or regional markets. The lack of quality certifications and unclear inquiry response time raises concerns about compliance and customer service reliability — buyers should verify these details before engaging.

Products / Services Offered

Diab foundation eliminates the need for buyers to source sweet potatoes separately by offering them directly through agriculture and food & beverage services. This direct offering reduces supply chain complexity and helps buyers get consistent quality and traceability. Buyers can expect a focused product line with clear origin and freshness control, especially for sweet potato-based products.

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In international trade, verified business details help build trust with buyers. Diab foundation has only confirmed their account email, while work email, phone, and documents remain unverified. This makes it harder to confirm their legitimacy or contact them directly for orders. Buyers should request additional proof before placing large orders or sharing sensitive requirements.

Export Countries

France

Germany

Italy

Malta

Netherlands

Spain

United Kingdom

Western Europe

100%

Diab foundation exports exclusively to 7 countries in Western Europe, representing 100% of its market footprint. This complete concentration in Western Europe eliminates geographic diversification and limits exposure to other regional opportunities. The uniform focus on a single region suggests a strategy built on regional trust and regulatory alignment, which may enhance operational efficiency but increases vulnerability to regional economic shifts.