Citrus
Oranges
Valencia, Navel, Baladi
Our flagship line. Egypt is consistently the world's top orange exporter by volume: sun-grown sweetness, low pulp variability, deep colour.
Available Jan to May, Nov to DecEgyptian fresh produce export
Making Egypt the
World's Kitchen
Ghady grades, packs, and exports 18 staple Egyptian produce lines to buyers across the Middle East, Europe, the UK, and beyond. Backed by 100+ growers across the Delta and Nubaria, our own grading, and cold chain to the vessel.
OriginDelta, Nubaria, Upper Egypt
MarketsMiddle East, EU, UK, Russia, +
Portfolio18 staple lines
Clients10+ recurring
30°05′N 31°15′ENile Delta
The fruit of the NileDelta and Nubaria / export season 2025/26
IMG 001 / ARCHIVE
Eighteen staple lines,
graded for export.
Staple lines
18
Citrus, stone fruit, melons,
field crops, vegetables
field crops, vegetables
Recurring clients
10+
Importers who reorder
season after season
season after season
Growers
100+
Across the Delta, Nubaria,
and Upper Egypt
and Upper Egypt
Corridors
5+
The Middle East, EU, UK,
Russia, and growing
Russia, and growing
01What we trade
The fruit
of the Nile.
Eighteen staple lines, sourced from the Delta, Nubaria, and Upper Egypt, graded and packed for export. These are the lines buyers ask for most.
Citrus
Lemons
Adalia, Eureka
High-acid, thick-skinned, long shelf life on cold chain. Strongest in the late-winter window, when Spanish supply tapers and Northern Europe needs fill.
Available Jan to May, Oct to Dec
Citrus
Mandarins
Murcott, Fremont, Marisol
Sweet, easy-peel, deep colour. A winter line, timed for European Christmas programmes and Ramadan baskets across the Gulf.
Available Jan to Apr, Oct to Dec
Stone and vine
Table grapes
Early Sweet, Flame, Crimson, Autumn Royal
Egypt's table-grape calendar opens before South Africa and Spain, a premium early window into European retail.
Available May to Sep
Berry
Strawberries
Festival, Fortuna, Sensation
Picked at dawn, vacuum-cooled within four hours, then air-freighted. The early-winter Egyptian window is hard to match for Northern Europe.
Available Oct to Apr
Stone and vine
Mangoes
Keitt, Naomi, Owais
Aromatic, low-fibre, deep-orange flesh. The heritage Owais is a household name across the Gulf.
Available May to Oct
Melon
Watermelons
Crimson Sweet, Sugar Baby, seedless
The early Aswan harvest beats the Spanish window by four to six weeks and moves into the Gulf in volume.
Available Apr to Sep
Field crop
Potatoes
Spunta, Hermes, Lady Rosetta
Early-season potatoes ship into Europe and Russia from February, filling the gap before Northern stores reopen.
Available Feb to Jun, Oct to Dec
Field crop
Onions
Yellow Granex, Red Bombay, Giza White
Long shelf life, low moisture, dense weight. Egypt is a top-three global onion exporter with year-round capacity.
Mar to Jul, stored year-round
Field crop
Sweet potatoes
Beauregard, Abees
Deep-orange flesh, high brix, smooth skin. The autumn harvest fills a clean window between US and Honduran supply.
Available Sep to Dec
Stone and vine
Pomegranates
Wonderful, Early 116, Manfalouty
Deep ruby arils and high juice yield. Hand-graded, then cured at 8°C to protect the crown before shipping.
Available Aug to Dec
Field crop
Garlic
Egyptian White, Sids 40
High-pungency, dense, well-cured. A reliable counter-cyclical alternative to Chinese garlic for European buyers.
Available Mar to Jul
Vegetable
Tomatoes
Round, Roma, Cluster
Firm-shoulder, uniform-ripening fruit with low defect rates. Egypt's winter greenhouse programme fills the European gap when Spanish and Dutch glass slows.
Available Jan to Mar, Oct to Dec
Fruit
Avocado
Hass, Fuerte, Ettinger
Our fastest-growing line. Cool-set Hass with high dry-matter and a long, even ripening curve, built for ripening programmes into EU and Gulf retail.
Available Aug to DecAlso in the book
Cantaloupe
Zucchini
Cabbage
Lettuce
More on request
02Availability
Plan your year
around our calendar.
Egypt's harvest window often peaks when other regions go quiet. Here is when each line is typically available, with peak weeks in gold. Timing shifts with the season, so talk to us for current availability.
Peak season
Available
Out of season
Egypt's window fills the northern off-season
03How we work
From the grower to your port,
we handle the middle.
We are not a broker passing on a phone number. We grade, pack, and move the produce ourselves.
Step 01
Sourcing
We work with a vetted base of growers across the Delta, Nubaria, and Upper Egypt, selected by variety and grade. Relationships, not spot markets.
Step 02
Quality control
Every lot is checked against your spec before it ships: size, colour, brix, and defects. Cooling starts within hours of harvest.
Step 03
Packing
Graded, sized, and packed in export formats, from retail packs to bulk bins, with the labels and pallet spec you need.
Step 04
Cold chain
Temperature controlled from packhouse to vessel, held at the right setpoint for each crop so it arrives as it left.
Step 05
Logistics
Sea and air freight, documentation, and customs across our export corridors. We air-freight where the window is tight.
Step 06
Communication
One point of contact from order to delivery, with an update at each step.
04Where we ship
From Egypt
to your port.
Five corridors carry the book from Egyptian packhouses to buyers across the Middle East, Europe, and beyond. Every lane runs on the same grading, cold chain, and documentation.
Export corridors / from Egypt
Season 2025/26
Markets we serve
Middle EastMangoes, watermelons, citrusCoreLane
European UnionCitrus, grapes, potatoes, strawberriesCoreLane
United KingdomCitrus, mangoes, sweet potatoesCoreLane
RussiaPotatoes, oranges, grapesCoreLane
East AfricaOnions, potatoesGrowingLane
05Quality
Graded to your spec,
traceable to the farm.
Quality control and an unbroken cold chain are the whole job in fresh-produce export. We run both ourselves.
Graded to buyer spec
Cold chain 4 to 6°C
Farm-to-shipment traceability
Lot-level documentation
Every lot is inspected against your spec before it ships, then graded, sized, and packed to your format. We hold the cold chain from packhouse to vessel and can document the chain from farm to shipment on request. As we integrate our own farms, that traceability becomes end to end.
06Our model
Trading today.
Growing tomorrow.
Ghady runs a two-sided business: an export and trading operation today, building toward its own farms.
Today
Export and trading.
We connect 100+ Egyptian growers to international buyers and hold the grading, packing, and logistics in between. That is the business today, and it is where buyers meet us.
Ahead
Our own farms.
We are planting the produce we trade. Owning the ground lets us guarantee supply, quality, and traceability from seed to shipment. The trade pays for the farms.
Egypt grows year-round on the back of the Nile, strong sun, and low input costs, and its calendar peaks when Europe and the Gulf are short. The hard part was never the climate. It is execution: sourcing, grading, and getting it there in condition. That is the work.
From the founder
Ghady means
tomorrow.
Ghady, غدي, means "my tomorrow" in Arabic. We named the company that on purpose.
Egypt grows produce as well as anywhere in the world. Oranges are our flagship, and the country is consistently the top exporter by volume. Our lemons reach Northern Europe in late winter, when Spanish supply runs thin. Our grapes open the European season ahead of South Africa and Spain. The fruit was never the problem. The hard part is trust between a grower in the Delta and a buyer across the sea.
So that is the job we took. We grade, pack, and hold the cold chain ourselves, so the pallet a buyer in Rotterdam or Dubai opens is the one they ordered. Eighteen lines, 100+ growers, five corridors, one standard.
We trade today because that is where buyers meet us. We are planting our own farms because owning the ground is how we guarantee supply and traceability. The trade pays for the farms.
If you buy fresh produce, send us your spec. We would like the first order.
Tomorrow, cultivated.
Moustafa WahdanFounder and CEO, Ghady Technologies
Get in touch
Tell us what you need.
We will get back fast.
Send the products, volumes, and destination you are after, and we will come back with availability and a quote.
Emailmoustafawahdan@ghadytech.com
OfficesUAE and Egypt
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