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Egypt
3.0
65 Ali ben abi Taleb st. Luxor Egypt
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Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
L/C
Preferred Trade Term:
EXW
Port Of Loading:
Ain Sukhna
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M
Numbers Of Employees:
11-50 employees
Avg Response Time:
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Using L/C as payment method reduces risk for buyers by ensuring payment only happens after goods are shipped and inspected. EXW terms mean the buyer is responsible for all shipping and customs, which shifts logistics and cost burden to them. Juzoor Agricultural Investments' use of Ain Sukhna port suggests access to a key trade gateway in Egypt, where agricultural exports are common. Accepting USD makes it easier for international buyers to transact without currency conversion risks. Juzoor Agricultural Investments has a team size of 11-50 employees and gross revenue below $1 million, which suggests a small-scale operation with limited financial capacity. The lack of specified compliance standards and inquiry response time raises concerns about regulatory adherence and customer service reliability. Buyers should verify these details before engaging, as missing compliance data could impact product safety or delivery consistency.
Products / Services Offered
Juzoor Agricultural Investments offers agriculture and food & beverage services — a full value chain that allows buyers to source from farm to finished product. This end-to-end offering reduces supply chain complexity and helps ensure product consistency. Without clear details on production locations or certifications, buyers should verify the source of raw materials to assess quality and compliance.
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Juzoor Agricultural Investments has verified business documents and phone number, which adds credibility to their operations, but their work email is not verified — a red flag for buyers looking to confirm direct contact. Having verified documents suggests they may be serious about trade, while the missing work email could mean limited access to internal teams or potential delays in communication. Buyers should verify the work email before placing large orders to ensure smooth coordination.
