Under the modern 2004 operation
Egyptian Split Fava Beans Export — Dehulled Bulk B2B Supplier
Admiral Agro produces split fava beans (peeled and split) in-house at its own dehulling and splitting line operating under the modern 2004 operation in New Damietta — split ratio ≥ 95%, purity ≥ 99%, moisture ≤ 13%. Vertical integration from reception to splitting to packing means full quality control.
Split Fava Beans
Split fava beans (فول جرش) are produced in-house through our dedicated splitting and dehulling facility, operating continuously under the modern 2004 operation. This vertical integration gives Admiral Agro full quality control over moisture, sizing and impurity levels — and short lead times for export orders.
Specifications
| Type / النوع | Hulled · Split |
|---|---|
| Moisture / الرطوبة | ≤ 13% |
| Purity / النقاء | ≥ 99% |
| Splits / نسبة الجرش | ≥ 95% |
| Origin / المنشأ | Egypt — Own Processing |
| Packing / التعبئة | 25/50 KG PP woven |
| Processing since / المعالجة منذ | 2001 |
| Crop / المحصول | Current crop year |
| HS Code (indicative) | 0713.50 |
| Botanical name | Vicia faba |
Indicative HS code; confirm classification with your customs broker.
Last updated: 2026-07-05. Prices are indicative and must be confirmed based on grade, crop year, packing, quantity, payment terms, freight, and shipment window.
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Product Overview & Export Information
Admiral Agro supplies Egyptian split fava beans (ful maqshoor / fava cotyledons) for bulk export. Dehulled and split from whole fava beans at our New Damietta processing facility. Used in food processing, ful production, flour milling and animal feed industries. Available cleaned and sorted to buyer specification.
Documents Available on Request
We prepare full export documentation packages per buyer and destination requirements.
Egyptian origin gives buyers a short Mediterranean supply route, established pulse handling, and practical FOB options through Damietta, Alexandria and Ain Sokhna. Final quality is confirmed by approved sample, lot specification and agreed documents.
Availability & Harvest Calendar
| Harvest Season | Mar–May |
| Peak Export | Apr–Aug |
| Availability | Year-round (stored) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does split ratio ≥ 95% mean?
At least 95% of beans are correctly peeled and split halves — as published in our product specifications.
Is the splitting done in-house or by a third party?
Fully in-house at our own dehulling and splitting line operating under the modern 2004 operation.
What is the minimum order and packing?
One 20ft container in 25 KG or 50 KG PP woven bags, with private-label option.
What documents are provided?
Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate, Certificate of Analysis, Halal certificate on request, SGS/Intertek inspection on request.
Buyer RFQ FAQ
What is the MOQ?
Most bulk export orders start from one full container load. Final net weight depends on product density, packing and shipping line limits.
Can I request a sample?
Yes. Serious B2B buyers can request a representative sample before shipment approval, subject to product availability and courier arrangements.
Which packing options are available?
Standard packing is usually 25 kg or 50 kg PP woven bags. Private label packing can be discussed when applicable and subject to artwork and minimum printing quantities.
Can you provide FOB and CIF quotations?
Yes. We can quote FOB and, when freight information is available, CIF/CFR options. Loading ports may include Damietta, Alexandria or Ain Sokhna depending on product and route.
Which documents can be provided?
Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading are standard. Certificate of Origin, phytosanitary certificate, COA, Halal and third-party inspection support depend on buyer and destination requirements.
Are specifications final?
Specifications are confirmed against the approved sample, available lot and COA where required. Crop year, grade and calibration must be confirmed before shipment.
Which Egyptian ports are available for loading?
Common loading options include Damietta, Alexandria and Ain Sokhna. The best port is confirmed by product, container booking and shipping route.