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Fresh figs have one of the shortest, most concentrated seasons in fruit — a summer window when the fruit is at its sweet, fragile best. Dried figs, by contrast, ship every month from store. For importers, that means a premium…
Figs split into two compliance stories: fresh figs, with phytosanitary and fruit-fly concerns plus MRLs, and dried figs, where aflatoxin and moisture control headline a processed-food profile. This guide sets out what an importer and exporter need to move Egyptian…

Egypt is one of the world’s major strawberry exporters — and a leading source of frozen (IQF) strawberries for the global food industry. A warm winter climate lets Egypt pick fresh strawberries when most of the Northern Hemisphere cannot, while…

Egyptian strawberry growers plant a small set of proven, mostly US- and European-bred varieties chosen for firmness, colour and the ability to perform both fresh and frozen. Firmness is the deciding factor: a berry that ships well fresh and holds…

Strawberries are among the most perishable fruits there are, so the cold chain decides everything. Fresh berries need rapid pre-cooling and a tight chill; frozen berries need fast IQF freezing and an unbroken −18°C chain. This guide covers both the…

The “best” Egyptian strawberry exporter depends on whether you want fresh punnets or frozen / IQF berries — they are almost different businesses, with different certifications and cold chains. Instead of ranking companies, this guide gives you the criteria that…

Egypt grows predominantly seedless table grapes, and its real edge is timing: Egyptian grapes reach Europe early, ahead of Spain, Italy and other Northern-Hemisphere origins. For an importer, choosing the variety means choosing two things at once — the colour…

Egypt is the world’s largest producer of dates, with a vast palm population spread across the Nile Valley, the Western Desert oases and fast-growing reclaimed-desert projects. From soft Zaghloul to dry Siwi and premium Medjool, Egyptian dates supply the Gulf,…

Egypt’s date varieties are best understood by moisture: soft (wet), semi-dry and dry. That single property decides how a date is eaten, how long it keeps and which market it suits — a soft Zaghloul is a fresh, perishable delicacy,…

Dates sit between fresh produce and processed food, so their export requirements combine plant-health rules, residue limits, a strong focus on storage-pest control, and — for most key markets — halal certification. This guide sets out what an importer and…