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Business Description

Dear Sir: 

We have the pleasure in introducing ourselves as one of the leading trading, manufacturing, outsourcing company in Egypt, Our DUNS # is 84-921-0303, involved in fields of industrial activities ,engaged in import, export and indenting agent dealing in bulk commodities I.E. minerals (Calcium carbonate, limestone, Talc , salt & other)  we source, supply various commodities; some of them are as vegetables as onion , garlic , potato and others, fruits as orange and others, spices, pulses as white beans, medical herbs, frozen foods, dehydrated products, , disposable cutlery, stretch film for industrial and cling film for food packing ,virgin and recycled polypropylene , polyethylene and others. 

 

We are always looking at new markets and commodities. We are very quality conscious and ensure that our client get the best. All our products are priced in such a way that they are internationally competitive. We believe that the client must always be satisfied not only with the quality of the product and the price but also on the time delivery of the same. 

 

We are very interested in helping you meet all your requirements. We are looking to build and establish long-term business relationship. 

Best regards, 

 

Mostafa Kareem 



 

 


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 USD 1M~5M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

≤ 11h

Most suppliers accept T/T or L/C, which are common for international trade, but only offering USD as payment can limit access to buyers in regions that don't use USD. FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility for shipping after the goods are loaded, so the supplier is not responsible for delivery costs or risks. The lack of a specified port makes it hard to assess shipping routes or logistics planning — buyers should ask for the exact port to proceed with accurate freight quotes. Small teams with low revenue often focus on niche markets and quick turnaround times. A team of 1–10 people may offer agile service but could lack the resources for large or complex orders. Without compliance standards or response time data, it's hard to assess reliability or quality control — buyers should request additional details before committing.

Products / Services Offered

Suppliers offering a wide range of canned and frozen foods, including meat, vegetables, and herbs, are well-positioned to serve global retail and food service markets. This broad product mix allows for flexibility in meeting diverse customer needs, especially in regions where ready-to-eat or shelf-stable products are in demand. Having both fresh and processed items like garlic, onions, and spices supports value-added offerings that appeal to restaurants and households alike.

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Most suppliers lack full verification, so this one stands out with verified work email, phone, and documents. This level of verification builds trust and reduces risk for buyers. It shows the supplier is serious about transparency and compliance, which is key when dealing with international orders.

Export Countries

Bulgaria FlagBulgaria

Gabon FlagGabon

Morocco FlagMorocco

Poland FlagPoland

Eastern Europe

50%

Central Africa

25%

North Africa

25%

This supplier targets 4 countries across 3 regions, with Eastern Europe representing 50% (2 countries: Bulgaria, Poland) and North Africa and Central Africa each at 25% (1 country each). The strong focus on Eastern Europe suggests a strategic emphasis on stable, developed markets with high trade potential. This regional concentration offers operational efficiency and regulatory alignment but limits exposure to African growth opportunities.
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