Egyptian Guava Exports to Bahrain: Fresh Guava Market Guide

Bahrain is a compact but reliable Gulf market for Egyptian guava. The Kingdom imports its fresh fruit and draws on Egypt’s autumn-to-winter crop — delivered via the Red Sea and Gulf, often transhipped through Jebel Ali or landed at Khalifa Bin Salman Port. Egypt’s proximity, matching season and competitive pricing make it a natural supplier for Bahraini retail and juicing. This guide covers varieties, logistics, market requirements, the season calendar, and how to open a supply program. HS code 0804.50 (guava grouped with mango).

Quick Answer: Egyptian Guava to Bahrain

  • Product: fresh guava (white- or pink/red-flesh), calibre-graded (HS 0804.50).
  • Egypt’s position: a leading regional guava supplier to the Gulf.
  • Bahrain’s role: a compact GCC retail & juicing market.
  • Season: August–March, peaking October–January.
  • Main route: reefer via Red Sea / Gulf to Khalifa Bin Salman Port; transhipment via Jebel Ali.
  • Cold chain: chilling-sensitive — carry at ~8–10 °C.
  • Compliance: phytosanitary certificate, Bahraini import rules, Arabic labeling.
  • Incoterms: FOB / CIF / CFR — confirm per booking.

Why Egyptian Guava Works for the Bahraini Market

Guava is a familiar, popular fruit in Bahrain, eaten fresh and juiced, and the Kingdom imports its supply. Egypt fits the market with a matching autumn-to-winter season, short Gulf logistics and competitive pricing — fruit lands in sound condition for Bahraini retail and foodservice. Demand strengthens through the cooler months and Ramadan.

For Bahraini importers, Egyptian guava offers dependable seasonal supply, fast replenishment and consistent quality — often combined with wider Gulf distribution.

Best Varieties for Bahrain

TypeProfileBahrain fit
White-flesh guavaCrisp, aromatic, pale flesh; firm for transport★★★ Main export type
Pink / red-flesh guavaSofter, sweet, coloured flesh★★ Juicing / premium

Fruit is picked mature-firm and calibre-graded. For full product detail see the Egyptian guava export guide.

Logistics: Egypt to Bahrain

  • Ports of loading: Sokhna / Adabiya (Red Sea); Cairo airport for premium air lots.
  • Port of discharge: Khalifa Bin Salman Port; transhipment via Jebel Ali where used.
  • Temperature: chilling-sensitive — carry at ~8–10 °C; protect from heat.
  • Packing: single-layer ventilated cartons (2.5–4 kg), calibre-counted, foam-netted.
  • Transit: Red Sea / Gulf sailing — manage cold chain for the routing.

Bahraini Market Requirements

  • Phytosanitary certificate from Egypt’s Ministry of Agriculture meeting Bahraini import conditions.
  • Import rules: compliance with Bahraini food-import and labeling requirements.
  • Grade & calibre to buyer spec; sound, mature-firm fruit.
  • Documentation: certificate of origin, commercial invoice, packing list; Arabic labeling.
  • Food safety: GLOBALG.A.P (farm) and HACCP (packhouse) as baseline.

Season & Shipping Window

PeriodEgyptian cropBahrain notes
Aug–SepSeason opensEarly lots
Oct–JanPeak harvestPeak supply; strong cool-season demand
Feb–MarLate seasonTail-end supply

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Bahrain import Egyptian guava?

Yes. Guava is popular in Bahrain, eaten fresh and juiced, and the Kingdom imports its supply. Egypt is a natural Gulf source with a matching season and short logistics.

Which guava type is exported to Bahrain?

Mainly firm white-flesh guava, picked mature-firm for transport, with pink/red-flesh guava for juicing and premium sale.

How is Egyptian guava shipped to Bahrain?

By reefer sea freight via the Red Sea/Gulf to Khalifa Bin Salman Port (or transhipped via Jebel Ali) at about 8–10 °C, in single-layer ventilated cartons.

What documents are required to import Egyptian guava into Bahrain?

A phytosanitary certificate meeting Bahraini conditions, import and labeling compliance, Arabic labeling, certificate of origin, commercial invoice, packing list, and farm/packhouse food-safety certification.

Request a Quote for the Bahraini Market

Building a Bahrain guava program? PEI Trade supplies firm white- and pink-flesh guava with calibre grading, ~8–10 °C cold-chain handling, compliant documentation, Arabic labeling and reliable delivery to Khalifa Bin Salman Port. Tell us your target volumes, type, calibre and delivery window for a compliant offer.


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PEI Trade. “Egyptian Guava Exports to Bahrain: Fresh Guava Market Guide.” peitrade.com, 2026, https://peitrade.com/egyptian-guava-exports-to-bahrain/

Sources: Tridge Egypt fresh-guava market overview (Gulf regional trade); WITS/UN Comtrade Egypt HS 0804.50 exports (guava grouped with mango). Country-level Bahrain volume qualitative. HS code 0804.50.

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