Egypt’s fruit, frozen at its peak.
IQF strawberries, mango, pomegranate and more from the Nile Valley — graded, blast-frozen and shipped reefer to 15+ countries.
What we freeze
Six flagships. Twelve fruits in the full catalogue — retail bags and bulk export cartons.
From orchard to ice in hours.
Our tunnels freeze every berry, cube and aril individually — nothing sticks, nothing clumps, nothing lost.
How we work
We are a fruit house in the Nile Delta. Agro Shine contracts fifty orchards and strawberry farms, freezes within hours of picking and ships reefer to fifteen countries. No brokers, no blending, no surprises — the same strawberry in July as in January.
Built for importers
No middlemen, no surprises. A supply chain designed around your container.
Reason 01IQF fresh-lock
Blast-frozen within hours of picking. Sugar, color and aroma stay put.
Reason 02Export-grade, lab-tested
Graded and tested to EU, Gulf and US import standards, shipment after shipment.
Reason 03Farm direct
Contracted Egyptian orchards with full orchard-to-bag traceability.
Reason 04Reefer to your port
−18°C door-to-port with export documents handled for you.
Orchard to port in five steps
Harvest at peak
Picked ripe from partner orchards.
IQF blast freeze
Frozen piece by piece.
Hygienic packing
Retail bags or bulk cartons.
Cold storage
Held at −18°C until sailing.
Global delivery
Reefer to 15+ countries.
A fruit season in six frames
Three ways to buy
Retail, foodservice or bulk — same fruit, packed for your channel.
Retail bag
- Net weight400 g · 1 kg
- PackPrinted pillow bag
- Case10 × 1 kg
- LabelPrivate label available
Your brand or ours.
Foodservice
- Net weight2.5 kg
- PackClear / white pillow bag
- Case4 × 2.5 kg
- UseJuice bars, hotels, bakeries
Smoothie- and kitchen-ready.
Bulk carton
- Net weight10 kg
- PackPoly-lined carton
- Pallet80–100 cartons
- UseJuice, jam & dairy industry
Best price per ton.
When Egypt gives
Fresh-pack season by fruit. Frozen stock is available year-round.
| Product | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strawberries | ||||||||||||
| Mango | ||||||||||||
| Pomegranate | ||||||||||||
| Mixed Berries | ||||||||||||
| Guava | ||||||||||||
| Pineapple |
Cairo → the world
Gulf, Europe, the UK and North America — with private-label and juice-industry bulk programs.
- UAE
- Saudi Arabia
- Kuwait
- Qatar
- Jordan
- Netherlands
- Germany
- France
- United Kingdom
- USA
- Canada
- Morocco
Buyers on record
Their strawberries and mango are now our best sellers. Same brix, every container.
“Documents, cold chain, communication — handled like clockwork.”
“Their private-label program put a full frozen fruit range on our shelves in 60 days.”
Before you order
The five things every new buyer asks us first.
One 40-foot reefer container (around 20–24 tons), single product or mixed. Trial pallets can be arranged for new markets.
ISO 22000 and HACCP at the plant, GlobalG.A.P. on contracted orchards. Facility approval numbers and lab reports are shared on request.
Yes. Printed pillow bags from 400 g to 2.5 kg plus bulk cartons. Artwork approval to first production is about ten days.
FOB Alexandria or Damietta, or CIF to your port. Typically 30% deposit and balance against shipping documents.
Frozen stock sails within seven days. In-season fresh-pack programs (strawberry Dec–Apr, mango Jun–Sep) ship two to three weeks after confirmation.
Let’s talk fruit.
Send your specs and target port. Quotation within 24 hours.
Field notes, written down
What we learned this season — in the orchard, in the tunnel and on the dock.
Why we pick strawberries at 7 Brix, not by the calendar
A strawberry that is red is not necessarily ready. Here is how our field teams decide the exact morning a row is picked — and why…
Inside the IQF tunnel: eight minutes at −35 °C
Individually quick frozen is a promise about texture. Here is what actually happens to a mango chunk between the cutting line and the carton — and…
How to read a frozen-fruit specification sheet
Two spec sheets can both say “Grade A” and describe very different products. A quality manager explains the six lines worth reading closely before you sign.