African Plants · Egypt

From Organic Farm to Warehouse

GMO-free herbs and plants for international pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics, and supermarket supply chains.

About African Plants

A clear route from cultivation to export.

African Plants produces herbs and plants for global supply chains, including medicinal, cosmetic, and supermarket customers.

Founded in 2012 · source pages 2–3

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Why African Plants

Built for a conversation with your supply team.

These are company-stated capabilities from the supplied brochure. Ask the team for the details that fit your requirement.

01

GMO-free products

A company-stated capability for its products.

02

Free sample on request

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03

Sustainable supply

A supply commitment stated in the brochure.

04

Flexible packaging

Packaging kinds and quantities can be discussed.

05

Client requirements

Production can be discussed against agreed requirements.

06

Shipment timing

Timing commitments are discussed with the export team.

Company capabilities · source page 3

Who we serve

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The brochure names these customer sectors. Start with the product, form, and destination you are working toward.

01

Medical industry

For pharmaceutical and medical industry establishments.

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02

Mega-supermarkets

For supermarket buyers building reliable product ranges.

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03

Cosmetics industry

For cosmetics establishments with clear requirements.

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Customer sectors · source page 23

Listed presence

Egypt headquarters, with representatives abroad.

The brochure lists contact locations in Finland, Gambia, and the United States. See the dedicated page for names and contact details.

01EgyptSharaf El-Deen, Ibshway, Fayoum, Egypt, 63611
02FinlandToyrymaki 2, Espoo 02760
03GambiaP.O. Box 2882, Serekunda, Banjul
04United States21 Edna Ct, 2 Baldwin NY 11510, USA
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