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Dream International

Egypt

2.4

S5, Salah El Dein st.

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Business Description

Dream International is one company of MMA Group of companies

Dream International, a proud member of the MMA Group of Companies, has been a trusted provider of premium frozen fruits and vegetables to the global market for over 15 years. Nestled in the fertile lands of Egypt, where the Nile River nourishes rich soils under ideal farming conditions, we take pride in delivering exceptional flavor, quality, and freshness in every package. Our commitment to excellence shines through in each product, as we bring the best of Egyptian agriculture to consumers worldwide.

Superior Farming and Processing

Meticulous attention to every step of the farming and processing journey ensures that only the finest products reach our customers.

Commitment to Quality

We adhere to rigorous quality standards, ensuring our produce meets and surpasses international expectations.We adhere to rigorous quality standards, ensuring our produce meets and surpasses international expectations.

Business Overview

Dream International had verified level Level 2, with 2.4 rating across 5 inquiries, and replies within ≤ 1h — strong signals for a supplier established in 2010.

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Dream International operates with a very small workforce of just 1–10 employees, which is unusual for a company exporting to over 100 countries. This small team handles food manufacturing, farming, processing, logistics, and export operations — a broad range of responsibilities typically managed by larger teams. The fact that they are based in Egypt gives them access to key agricultural regions in North Africa and the Middle East, which supports their supply chain for fresh and processed fruits and vegetables. Exporting to such a wide array of markets, including the EU, Asia, and the Americas, suggests strong adaptability in packaging, compliance, and language support. Despite the scale of their export reach, the lack of verified business documents or phone verification raises a red flag about operational transparency. Buyers should verify the company's actual production capacity and quality control processes before placing large orders. The use of T/T or L/C payments is standard, but with such a small team, there may be higher risk in payment delays or quality inconsistencies. A business with this scope and size should ideally have more visible proof of operations, such as a physical facility or third-party audits.