
Nile Delta & Middle Egypt
Premium extra-class Washington Navel oranges from the Nile Delta. Brix 10–13°, full EU phytosanitary compliance, cold-chain continuity from grove to vessel. Season: November to April.
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CoA, EUR.1, Phytosanitary, BL — every document issued before vessel load. Your customs team never waits.
Calibration, moisture, and quality specs written into the PO. Third-party pre-shipment inspection available on every lot.
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| Feature | Omnicore | Spot Market |
|---|---|---|
| Quality Grade | Grade A — Premium | Mixed grades |
| Shelf Life | 45–60 days at 6–8°C, 85–90% RH | Varies by supplier |
| Documentation | Full stack — EUR.1, CoA, Phyto | Basic invoice only |
| Certifications | GlobalGAP · ISO 22000 (Bureau Veritas) · EU Phytosanitary Certificate (per shipment) | 0–1 local cert |
| Response Time | Within 4 hours | 24–72 hours |
| Pre-shipment Inspection | SGS / Bureau Veritas on request | Not available |
Premium extra-class Washington Navel oranges from the Nile Delta. Brix 10–13°, full EU phytosanitary compliance, cold-chain continuity from grove to vessel. Season: November to April.
Egyptian navel oranges are among the most sought-after citrus varieties in European, Gulf, and Southeast Asian markets. Grown in the fertile alluvial soils of the Nile Delta — particularly in Beheira, Sharqia, and Minya governorates — they benefit from long warm growing days and cool nights that concentrate sugars without flattening acidity. Supply is sourced exclusively from GlobalGAP-certified farms. Every lot is pre-inspected and shipped with a phytosanitary certificate from the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture. Quality is locked in at harvest with immediate pre-cooling and cold-chain continuity to port. We ship from November through April, with peak Brix and colour from January to March.
| Period | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Available | ||||||||||||
| Peak Season | ★ | ★ | ★ |
💡 Early harvest begins late October; full commercial season opens November. Peak Brix and colour January through March. Cold-storage extension to early May available for contracted buyers on request.
Different markets require different packaging. We work with buyers to select the right format for their destination and end customer.
Wax-coated corrugated carton. Tissue-wrapped fruit layers. Ventilation holes on all sides. Carton origin: Egypt.
Standard EU export carton. Preferred by bulk importers in Germany, Netherlands, Poland, and UK.
PP mesh net bag, 5 per 15 kg outer carton. Private label printing available (MOQ: 1 × 40' reefer). EU Reg. 1169/2011 compliant.
Custom sizing and print available from 1 × 40ft FCL. Confirmed at PO stage.
→Not sure which format? We recommend based on your market.
20 pallets · 2000 units
Indicative — subject to actual carton stacking and reefer unit position.
10 pallets · 1000 units
Custom packaging available from 1 × 40ft FCL — bag size, print, and branding confirmed at PO stage.
All paperwork handled by our team. Every shipment cleared with full compliance documentation.
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