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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.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

T/T or L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of More than USD 1B

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

-

Dream International accepts USD payments via T/T or L/C, which are common and trusted methods in international trade. Using FOB terms means the buyer is responsible for shipping costs after the goods leave the seller's facility — this shifts risk and cost to the buyer. The port is not specified, which could delay shipment planning or create uncertainty in logistics. Buyers should confirm the exact port before finalizing orders to avoid delays or misrouting. Small teams with high revenue often have strong operational focus and can deliver fast responses to buyer needs. Dream International, with a team of 1–10, likely operates efficiently and may offer personalized service. The lack of specified compliance standards and response time means buyers should verify these details directly before placing orders to ensure reliability and quality.

Products / Services Offered

In global trade, offering a full range from raw agricultural materials to processed fruits and vegetables gives buyers more control over quality and cost. Dream International's product range covers the entire supply chain, from farm to finished goods, which helps reduce dependency on third parties. This makes it easier for buyers to source consistent, traceable products with fewer intermediaries.

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Dream International has verified work email and phone, which shows they are responsive and reachable — a key advantage over unverified suppliers. However, the lack of document verification means buyers can't confirm their legal standing or business legitimacy. This creates a risk when placing large orders or negotiating long-term contracts. Buyers should request additional documentation before committing to volume purchases.

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Eastern Europe

18%

Western Europe

18%

South America

9%

Middle East

9%

Central America & Caribbean

7%

Dream International operates in 127 countries across 15 regions, with Eastern and Western Europe each accounting for 18% (23 countries). The Middle East, South America, and Central America & Caribbean follow at 9% each, while East Africa, Southeast Asia, and South Asia each represent 6% (7 countries). Central Asia, Oceania, and North America are at 4% (5 countries), with North Africa and West Africa at 3% (4 countries), and Southern Africa at just 2%. This broad, geographically dispersed footprint reduces regional concentration risk but may complicate logistics and compliance across diverse regulatory environments.
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