Export-grade beans, seeds, and pulses sourced directly from New Nubaria — backed by clear specifications, traceable sourcing, and shipment-ready documentation.
Sourced for international food manufacturers, importers, and processors — every product matched to your spec sheet, packed to your requirement, and shipped from Alexandria Port.
Four reasons international procurement teams choose QIRAT for their Egyptian sourcing — and stay for the long term.
Every shipment matches agreed specs for grade, size, moisture, and defect tolerance — documented before loading.
Direct partnerships with growers in New Nubaria mean tighter quality control and traceable origin.
Structured harvest planning and shipment schedules built around your buying program — not opportunistic stock.
Field selection, sorting, packing, and export logistics — managed under one operation, with full documentation.
Every shipment follows the same disciplined workflow — built around your buying program, not last-minute logistics.
Share your product, volume, and target spec. We confirm availability within 48 hours.
Sourcing from contracted farms, then sorting and packing to your exact requirements.
Independent SGS / INTERTEK inspection before loading. Full documentation prepared.
FOB Alexandria Port. CIF available on request. You receive shipment with full export documents.
Internationally recognized food safety and agricultural certifications — plus third-party inspection on every shipment, on request.
From food manufacturers to importers and wholesalers — international buyers across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Canners, processors, snack producers, oil mills, bakeries, and confectioners sourcing bulk ingredients to spec.
Bulk traders and regional distributors running repeat purchasing programs across continents.
Fresh produce wholesalers and private-label retailers with custom branding and packaging requirements.
Send us your spec sheet and target volume — we'll come back within 48 hours with availability, pricing, and the next shipment window from Alexandria Port.
