Official Agro-Commodity Intelligence & Phytosanitary Briefs
Global Food & Agriculture Market Reports & Forecasts
Peer-reviewed agricultural commodity studies, verified Brix sugar ratings, pesticide MRL limits, Reefer cold-chain parameters (+5°C / -18°C), phytosanitary standards (GlobalGAP, FDA, SFDA, BRCGS), and direct one-click PDF report downloads.
Food & Agriculture Reports Guide
This catalog covers Egyptian fresh and frozen produce exports — Valencia and Navel oranges, fresh garlic and onions, table grapes, IQF strawberries, pomegranate, Medjool dates, dried culinary herbs, and table potatoes — each with Brix sugar ratings, reefer cold-chain set-points, and phytosanitary compliance detail.
How to Use It:
Search by produce name or report number (e.g. "Oranges" or "AG-2026-01") using the search box.
Browse report cards for a quick read on the commodity, report number, issue date, and harvest/quality summary.
Click "Download Report (PDF)" on a card to generate a printable brief with Brix sugar content, cold-chain reefer set-point temperature, 40ft HC reefer payload (cartons/MT), the historical FOB export price trend, and the phytosanitary/food-safety certifications required by target markets (GlobalGAP, FDA, SFDA/SABER, BRCGS).
Practical Techniques:
Match Brix sugar content to the buyer's spec — a retail supermarket contract may need a tighter Brix band than a processing/juicing buyer, so use the reported range to pre-qualify a supplier before sampling.
Set the reefer container's thermostat to the report's recommended cold-chain temperature (e.g. +5°C to +7°C for citrus vs. -18°C for IQF berries) — a mismatched reefer setting is a leading cause of rejected cargo at destination.
Use the 40ft HC reefer payload figures (cartons/MT) to plan bookings around harvest volume and avoid part-load shipments that inflate per-unit freight cost.
Cross-check required certifications against the buyer's country before booking — GlobalGAP alone won't clear FDA/FSMA prior-notice requirements for US-bound shipments, and SFDA/SABER is mandatory for Saudi entry regardless of GlobalGAP status.
Watch the seasonal price trend chart to time procurement — early-season varieties command a premium FOB that erodes as the harvest window widens, so lock in supply contracts before peak-season price compression.
