
Manzanilla
A classic green table olive with firm flesh and a mild, buttery taste. Ask for whole fruit with the stone in, packed in bulk.
Egyptian table olive exporter
Egyptian table olives and pickled vegetables for importers, wholesalers and food-service buyers.
01 / Your export partner
HorseOlives is a new Egyptian export company built by a team with over 10 years of experience in table olives and export. You deal with us as your supplier and exporter. One point of contact in Egypt.
We work with multiple Egyptian processors to match the variety, calibre, packaging and volume you need. Share your target specifications and budget so we can confirm availability and quote the best fit for your order.
02 / The product range
Explore the varieties and preparation styles available for your market.
Available whole, pitted, sliced or stuffed, in 230-litre barrels, 16-litre buckets, tins, glass jars and PET containers, under our brand or your private label.
Calibre is the number of olives per kilogram. Smaller counts indicate larger fruit. Availability depends on variety and crop.
Available in 230-litre barrels, 16-litre buckets, tins, glass jars and PET containers, under our brand or your private label.
Complement your olive order with pickled vegetables for retail, delicatessens and food service.
Egyptian olive oil is made from the finest olives grown in Sinai and Egypt’s coastal regions. It is known for its distinctive flavour and high polyphenol content.
03 / From bulk to shelf
Choose the format that fits how you buy, process or sell. We confirm drained weight and loading when we quote.
04 / Buying & shipping
What to confirm before your first order, from fruit specifications to shipping paperwork.
We offer Manzanilla, Azizi and Picual alongside naturally ripened black and oxidised olives. Whole, pitted, sliced, stuffed and grilled formats are quoted by variety. Tell us your target calibre in olives per kilogram and we’ll confirm availability.
We agree the variety, preparation, calibre, ingredient list, net and drained weights, and the applicable brine and quality tolerances. Tell us the pH, salt, acidity or defect limits you need so we can confirm them with the processor.
Yes. Tell us the variety, preparation, calibre and destination. We’ll confirm what we can sample, the courier options and any charges before dispatch.
Minimums depend on the product, packaging, label and load plan. We review mixed-product or mixed-calibre requests case by case and confirm the workable quantities in your quote.
Yes. Tell us the product, container, pack size, label language and artwork requirements. We confirm fill weights, artwork approval and minimum quantities before production.
Share your destination and the buyer’s requirements. We can review the proposed processor’s current certificates, lot traceability and any analysis needed, including a lot-specific certificate of analysis where available.
They depend on the product, processing and pack. We confirm shelf life, storage and handling after opening in the agreed specification for your order.
We confirm the commercial invoice, packing list, transport document and certificate of origin as applicable. Tell us if your destination requires a health certificate, testing or specific importer documentation.
Send the delivery country, port and preferred Incoterm. We can review options such as FOB, CFR or CIF for the shipment and state the named port and what the quote includes.
Variety, calibre, crop availability, pack and order size shape pricing and timing. The written quote confirms the basis of price, net and drained weight, loading plan, lead time, validity and payment terms.