The Egyptian winter citrus line buyers in Rotterdam, Tashkent, and Jebel Ali actually stock. Grown in the Nile Delta and around Beheira where warm days and cool nights push skin colour deep and Brix into the 11–13 band. We ship Class 1, caliber 58–88 mm, seedless, easy-peel — pre-cooled to +4 °C at the packhouse and stuffed in 15 kg or 10 kg telescopic cartons with the farm QR on every carton.
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Navel
Telescopic / open top carton 15 kg · Bins 600 kg · Calibers 1–9 (62–96 mm)
November–March
Citrus
Egypt — Nile Valley & Delta
Months highlighted in terracotta are peak export availability from Egypt. Shoulder weeks may be available on request — contact our sourcing team for current-week status.
Commercial fit: November through April, which is exactly when European domestic Navel is over, Turkish and Moroccan supply thins, and Uzbek, Kazakh, and GCC buyers have nothing local. Egypt lands the container at a price Florida and Spain can't match on counter-season.
All sea freight ships reefer from Alexandria or Port Said unless otherwise agreed. Air freight departs Cairo International (CAI).
| Destination | Sea (reefer) | Air freight |
|---|---|---|
| North Europe (Rotterdam, Hamburg, Antwerp) | 6–10 days | 24–48 h |
| Mediterranean (Marseille, Genoa, Piraeus) | 4–6 days | 24–48 h |
| GCC (Jebel Ali, Dammam, Doha) | 3–5 days | 12–24 h |
| Uzbekistan (Tashkent via Poti) | 14–18 days | 24–48 h |
| Kazakhstan (Almaty via Aktau) | 16–20 days | 24–48 h |
| East Asia (Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan) | 14–18 days | 24–48 h |
| North America (East Coast) | 14–18 days | 24–48 h |
Request a quote with your target destination, quantity, incoterms, and required certifications — our sourcing team responds within one business day.
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