Egyptian Adalia Lemon, New Challenge of Egyptian Citrus
Adalia Lemon

Egyptian Adalia Lemon is a species of small evergreen tree. Nutritionally, the lemon constitutes one of nature’s seven top sources of potassium, a mineral that promotes clear thinking, aids in normalizing blood pressure, and works with sodium to regulate the body’s water balance.

Adalia Lemon

The New Crop of Egyptian Adalia Lemon has started and ready for export while we are going to start the first shipment of Egyptian adalia Lemon by week 42 under very competitive offers and best quality as used by our team.

Our Tasty & Refreshing Lemon  product details as below 

  • HS Code: 080530
  • Variety: Eureka, Adalia ,Verna.
  • Sizes: 72/80/88/100/113/125/138.
  • Packaging: 15 KG N.W.-16 KG G.W. Standard carton.
  • Availability: October To March
  • Color: Natural Coloration and Gassed Coloration are available 

so we hope you can enjoy with our quality of Egyptian adalia Lemon by contacting us on mail or whatsapp.

waiting you….

Suez Canal Authority decides on new and increased transit tolls for 2023
Suez Canal
A shipping container passes through the Suez Canal in Suez, Egypt

The Suez Canal Authority has issued today new resolutions on the canal’s transit tolls that are to be applied in 2023. Ossama Rabiee, SCA’s Chairman and Managing Director, has announced an increase in the transit tolls for all types of vessels by 15% during 2023 That increase will be at 10% for dry bulk ships and cruise ships as of the beginning of January of next year.

Traffic in the Suez Canal

Rabiee has confirmed the SCA’s keenness to apply a balanced and flexible strategy on pricing and marketing that serves its own interest and that of its clients, and that takes into consideration the various changes in the global economy through clear mechanisms that include calculating a vessel’s transit tolls depending on the savings it achieves by transiting through the canal.

Source: suezcanal.gov.eg

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Egyptian agri exports to Russia increased by 27% in first half of 202
exports to Russia
Traffic in the Suez Canal

The volumes of Egyptian food industry exports sent to the Russian market recorded 50,145 tons during the six-month period ended 30 June 2022, a rise of 15.70% when compared to 43,320 tons one year ago. Food industry exports to Russia have increased by 27% in the first half (H1) of 2022 to $46 million, compared to $36 million in H1-21.

Meanwhile, Egypt’s exports of frozen strawberries to Russia totalled $17.91 million in H1-22, whilst exports of frozen vegetables reached $16.63 million. Other exported food commodities include frozen potatoes, dried fruits, white cheese, and pickled vegetables.

In 2021, food industry exports of the Arab world’s most populous nation to Russia grew by 61% to $64 million, compared with $40 million in 2020. The number of Egypt-based food companies exporting to Russia in 2021 amounted to 151 companies, including 21 firms whose exports exceed $1 million, representing 72% of the total exports.

Source: zawya.com

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Egyptian Wonderful Pomegranates, a wonderful taste you will never resist.

Fresh Zone would like to announce for starting of a new season for Egyptian wonderful pomegranates which is very rich with a sweet taste, bloody juicy seeds, crushed flavor, and the best combination of sour and sweet taste.

Egyptian Wonderful Pomegranates

Egyptian wonderful Pomegranate has a citrus taste and is very juicy, There are lots of drinks and even foods that are prepared with pomegranate fruit.

Egyptian Pomegranates Fruit have a favorable effect on strokes and heart disease as it helps in lowering bad cholesterol, It helps to prevent premature aging as they help in slowing down the formation of wrinkles in one’s skin.

our Sizes are available from 200 gm up to 650 gm per piece Egyptian Pomegranates Packing will be as below

  • open cartons (open top) weighing 5 kg and each carton contain (6 to 14 fruits).
  • plastic containers weighing 5, 9, or 20 kg.

So contact us now to enjoy our quality and competitive offers ..

Fresh Egyptian Pomegranates are now permitted officially gain access to the Chinese market
Egyptian pomegranates

Egyptian pomegranates joined the growing list of fresh fruits permitted to be imported into China from August 2022.

The announcement from the General Administration of Customs of China laid out the relevant phytosanitary and quality requirements that growers, packers, and exporters in Egypt must follow for their pomegranates to qualify for import into China.

Among these is a cold treatment requirement. Fruit must be stored with a core temperature of 1.67 degrees Celsius or below for more than 16 days or 2.22 degrees Celsius or below for more than 18 days.

The announcement also lists eight pests of concern, including the Mediterranean fruit fly, the common guava blue (Deudorix isocrates) and the locust bean moth (Ectomyelois ceratoniae). Aside from cold treatment, producers must also follow a series of sorting and cleaning steps that are relatively boilerplate for exported fruit. Orchards, packing facilities, and cold storage and cold treatment facilities must furthermore be registered with the Central Administration of Plant Quarantine under Egypt’s Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, as well as being approved by the GACC. The Central Administration of Plant Quarantine is required to conduct sampling inspections of pomegranates bound for China to check for the presence of pests of concern.

Egyptian pomegranate exports reached 247,000 metric tons last season and are expected to remain at a similar level this season. The harvest takes place during August to October and consists mainly of three varieties: the early-ripening Baladi and Early 116 varieties and the middle- to late-season Wonderful variety. Demand for Egyptian pomegranates in overseas markets has reportedly increased in recent years as COVID-19 spurred many consumers around the world to try to live healthier lifestyles and eat a more nutritious diet.

Since July, China has also opened its market up to Zimbabwean citrus, Ecuadorian dragon fruit and Vietnamese durians. Market access is also anticipated to be granted soon for Cambodian longans.

This article was translated from Chinese. Read the original article.

Source Produce Report