01 / THE COMPANY

Egyptian by origin. International by discipline.

AGRICA coordinates the supply of Egyptian fresh and frozen produce for international commercial buyers. We connect agricultural origin with the handling, packing, and logistical care global trade requires.

OriginEgypt
OperationProduce Export
CategoriesFresh · Frozen
AGRICA field workers harvesting strawberries in golden-hour light
Close inspection of crop foliage at dawn in an Egyptian field
02 / THE LAND & GROWERS

Rooted in Egyptian agricultural production.

Export consistency begins at the agricultural source. AGRICA collaborates with regional Egyptian growers and agricultural networks to coordinate produce selection around optimal seasonal harvest windows.

Our approach emphasizes operational discipline from harvest forward. Field coordination focuses on produce condition, careful crate handling, and staged handover into regional packing facilities.

Field Handling

Harvested produce is transferred into dedicated crates to protect outer condition during initial field aggregation.

Temperature Awareness

Harvested produce is shaded and staged promptly to maintain condition prior to packing house intake.

03 / EXPORT CHAIN

A controlled physical progression.

STAGE 01 / 04
03 / EXPORT CHAIN

A controlled physical progression.

STAGE 01

Field Harvest & Intake

Selective orchard picking into standardized field crates.

STAGE 02

Optical & Manual Sorting

Continuous wash lines and calibrated sizing inspection.

STAGE 03

Export Packaging

Precision carton placement with protective export liners.

STAGE 04

Cold-Chain Dispatch

Stretch-wrapped palletizing under managed refrigeration.

04 / OPERATIONAL STANDARDS

Quality supported by structured handling.

Rather than relying on ungrounded claims, AGRICA focuses on consistent physical verification and disciplined handling across each stage of post-harvest preparation.

01

Manual Defect Removal

Technicians examine produce along rolling conveyors, sorting out non-conforming or blemished fruit.

02

Facility Hygiene Practices

Packhouse personnel observe standard hygiene protocols, including protective hair coverings and sanitized gloves.

03

Calibrated Sizing

Sorting lines categorize produce by diameter and class to ensure uniform counts per carton.

Documentation Coordination: Order specifications, grade classifications, and commercial export paperwork are coordinated directly with trade partners for each consignment.
05 / THE TEAM

People behind the export chain.

Agricultural export relies on dedicated professionals across every stage: orchard partners, harvest crews, packhouse technicians, and logistics coordinators working to deliver export-grade produce.

Partner grower in orchard picking oranges into harvest bag01
Orchard & Farm Partnerships

Partner Grower

Coordinating seasonal varieties and harvest windows with AGRICA.

Harvest lead and field workers coordinating orchard crate transfer02
Field Collection

Harvest Lead

Supervising selective picking and orchard crate transfer.

Quality control technicians in AGRICA lab coats inspecting oranges on sorting line03
Conveyor Inspection

Quality Inspector

Monitoring sorting lines and grading consistency.

Logistics specialist pulling pallet jack loaded with AGRICA cartons04
Palletizing & Staging

Facility Handler

Securing pallets and coordinating cold-room staging.

Logistics officer signaling forklift container loading at export dock05
Commercial Coordination

Logistics Officer

Liaising with freight forwarders and destination trade desks.

06 / EXPORT PREPARATION

Prepared for international transit.

Long-haul maritime and land transit requires structured packaging and coordinated transfer. AGRICA prepares consignments to maintain product condition throughout the journey.

Export Packaging

Corrugated packaging specifications selected to protect fresh produce during commercial transit.

Pallet Integrity

Standardized pallet stacking and stretch wrapping to maintain load stability during transit.

Cold-Chain Staging

Staging in temperature-managed environments prior to container loading.

Commercial Contact Points
Cairo, Egypt01
Headquarters & Commercial Coordination
Building No. 41, Heliopolis Gardens, First Floor, Sheraton – El Nozha, Cairo, Egypt
+20 106 168 0854
Calgary, Canada02
North America Desk
PO Box 381 Station M, Calgary, AB, T2P 2H9, Canada
+1 587 917 4538
Den Haag, The Netherlands03
European Trade Desk
Lange Beestenmarkt, 2512 EG Den Haag, The Netherlands
+31 6 47 29 69 78
07 / TRADE ENQUIRY

Start an export conversation with AGRICA.

Connect directly with our commercial team to discuss seasonal produce availability, custom packaging specifications, or container allocations for your market.