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Saudi Arabia is the single largest destination for Egyptian lemons, absorbing roughly half of Egypt’s export volume in a typical season. For Saudi importers, wholesalers and HORECA distributors, Egyptian lemons (HS 0805.50) combine year-round availability, short Red Sea transit and…
Russia is the second-largest destination for Egyptian lemons after Saudi Arabia, taking on the order of 10,000 tonnes in a typical season. With no domestic citrus of its own, Russia relies on imported lemons for its retail and foodservice trade,…
The Netherlands is Egypt’s gateway into the European lemon market. Rotterdam is Europe’s largest fresh-produce port, and Dutch importers re-distribute Egyptian lemons (HS 0805.50) across the EU, the UK and Scandinavia. For Dutch buyers, Egypt offers EU-compliant Eureka fruit, competitive…
The UAE is both a major consumer and the leading re-export hub for Egyptian lemons in the Gulf. Dubai and Abu Dhabi distributors supply the Emirates’ large expatriate population and HORECA sector, then re-export onward across the GCC and East…
Iraq is a growing destination for Egyptian lemons, driven by a large population, heavy use of lemon in Iraqi cuisine and limited domestic citrus. Egyptian fruit (HS 0805.50) reaches Iraq by sea via Umm Qasr and overland through the regional…
Saudi Arabia is one of the largest Gulf markets for Egyptian mandarins. Easy-peel, sweet and seedless-friendly, Egyptian mandarins (HS 0805.20) land in the Kingdom through the winter season when demand for fresh citrus peaks. For Saudi importers and retail chains,…
Russia is a major winter market for Egyptian mandarins, where easy-peel citrus is a staple of the New Year and winter season. Egyptian mandarins (HS 0805.20) reach Russia through the Black Sea just as demand peaks, offering competitive FOB and…
The Netherlands is Egypt’s gateway into the fast-growing European mandarin trade. Egypt has become the EU’s top non-EU citrus supplier, and mandarin volumes into the bloc nearly tripled to 71,457 tonnes in the 2025/26 season. Rotterdam-based importers re-distribute Egyptian easy-peelers…
The UK is a large easy-peel citrus market that imports all of its mandarins, and Egypt has become an increasingly important supplier. Seedless, sweet Egyptian mandarins (HS 0805.20) suit British supermarket programmes and land through the winter window. For UK…
The UAE is a major Gulf consumer and re-export hub for Egyptian mandarins. Easy-peel citrus is popular across the Emirates’ diverse population and gifting culture, and Dubai distributors re-export onward across the GCC. Egyptian mandarins (HS 0805.20) land through the…