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Bulb diameter bands, cure targets, mesh and carton packing, pallet configuration and the realistic storage window for Egyptian white and Balady garlic in the 2026/2027 season.
Airfreight from Cairo makes sense on a narrow list of Egyptian crops. Chargeable weight, pack formats, cool-chain gaps at the airport and the arithmetic that decides sea versus air.
How many loggers to put in an Egyptian reefer, where they go, who downloads them and why a container's own machinery record rarely settles an arrival dispute.
How long Egyptian export produce sits in the cold store between packing and stuffing, what rotation discipline looks like, and how each day of staging is paid for in arrival quality.
When Egyptian supply tightens, containers are allocated on programme, payment record and flexibility rather than on price. Here is how the decision is actually made and what an importer can do about it.
A pomegranate size chart for Egyptian Wonderful and 116 export fruit: count per 4.5 kg carton, average fruit weight, diameter band and which sizes each market buys. Includes carton formats and container loads.
Retail pack formats decide shelf presentation, carton count and lead time on Egyptian produce. Punnet, net, flow-wrap and tray formats by crop, with unit weights, units per carton and the print lead times a buyer has to plan around.
What actually happens to fruit between the field and the carton: wash-water sanitising, post-harvest fungicides, coatings, curing and heat treatment, and why the destination market decides which of them may be used at all.
The pallet footprint decides how many cartons reach your warehouse and whether the load clears customs. Euro against industrial pallets, ISPM 15 marking, stack heights and typical cartons per pallet across Egyptian export crops.
How Egyptian pomegranate compares with Spain, Turkey, India and Peru on season window, variety, size curve and freight distance, and which origin holds each month.
What an export carton specification should state for Egyptian produce: board grade and flute, carton style, vent area, net weight and stacking strength, crop by crop.
Not every Egyptian export crop needs a refrigerated container. A crop by crop reference on which produce moves in a ventilated dry box, which needs a reefer, and where the freight saving stops being worth it.
