Frozen Mixed Vegetables Supplier Saudi Arabia – The Best Exporter 2026

Frozen Mixed Vegetables Supplier Saudi Arabia - The Best Exporter 2026
Frozen Mixed Vegetables Supplier Saudi Arabia - The Best Exporter 2026
Frozen Mixed Vegetables Supplier Saudi Arabia | Eurovan IQF Export
Egypt → Jeddah · Dammam

Frozen Mixed Vegetables Supplier Saudi Arabia — IQF Export from Egypt

SFDA-ready cartons. Cold-chain that does not break. Saber paperwork that clears at first inspection.

Eurovan supplies IQF mixed vegetables from Egyptian harvests to Saudi importers, HoReCa groups and private-label brands. Bulk 10kg cartons or retail polybags, Damietta to Jeddah Islamic Port or Dammam, with halal, ISO 22000 and full GSO-compliant labelling on every shipment.

Halal certified ISO 22000 + HACCP SABER ready DAP all GCC ports
12+
Years Exporting
45+
Markets Served
8,400+
Cartons / Month
24-72h
Quote Turnaround
ISO 22000
+ Halal · HACCP
EUROVAN EXPORT FROM EGYPT · DELIVERED WORLDWIDE

Cairo → Damietta → Jeddah · Cold-chain DAP 14-21 days

Section 01 · Saudi Demand Saudi import demand · the real numbers

Why frozen mixed vegetables demand from Saudi Arabia keeps growing

Saudi households shifted to convenience cooking faster than the supermarket shelves could keep up. Frozen mixed veg sits at the centre of that shift — and Egyptian IQF wins on freight days, not just on price.

TL;DR · for buyers in a hurry
  • Saudi frozen vegetable imports grew double-digits across 2023-2025; mixed veg is the second-fastest line after fries.
  • Egypt is the closest IQF-grade origin to Jeddah — roughly 6 sailing days versus 18-22 days from Asia.
  • Eurovan ships bulk 10kg cartons and retail polybags with full SABER + halal documentation.
  • MOQ starts at one 40ft reefer; LCL works when you combine with another Eurovan SKU.
  • Lead time DAP Jeddah: 14-21 days. DAP Dammam: 18-24 days.

An importer in Riyadh asked us last quarter why Egyptian frozen mixed veg keeps undercutting Asian containers on landed cost. The honest answer is freight days. From Damietta to Jeddah Islamic Port, a reefer sails in roughly six days; from a Chinese east-coast port, the same container takes three weeks and crosses two transhipment hubs. That single fact reshapes the spreadsheet — power consumption, demurrage exposure, capital tied up in inventory — and it’s why Eurovan’s frozen vegetables programme has tilted hard toward GCC clients since 2023.

The category itself is also expanding. Saudi household income on packaged frozen food has climbed steadily, and modern-trade chains like Lulu, Carrefour, Panda and Tamimi now treat frozen mixed veg as a year-round staple rather than a Ramadan promotional line. HoReCa is the second engine: hotel chains in Jeddah, Mecca and Riyadh standardise their veg base across kebsa garnish, soup mise-en-place and breakfast sides — and they want a single supplier who can ship 4-mix and 5-mix on the same B/L.

“From Damietta to Jeddah, a reefer sails in roughly six days. From a Chinese east-coast port, the same container takes three weeks. That single fact reshapes the spreadsheet.”

For private-label brands the maths is even tighter. A Saudi retailer launching its own frozen line wants 8,000 to 15,000 cartons per SKU on the first run; Egyptian IQF tunnels can absorb that volume inside a 35-day production window, which is faster than what most European co-packers will quote. Add halal-by-default and SFDA-compliant Arabic labelling and the cost-per-pack lands well under the imported European alternative — without sacrificing the IQF integrity that serious frozen-food buyers insist on.

And then there is sourcing depth. Egypt grows peas, carrots, green beans, sweet corn and cauliflower commercially across the Nile Delta and Beni Suef belt. Eurovan doesn’t depend on a single farm — we contract across multiple growing regions so a bad rain week in Damietta does not delay a Saudi container leaving on Wednesday. That redundancy is what turns a one-off shipment into a programme.

Section 02 · Quality System IQF integrity · ISO 22000 · halal · SABER

Eurovan’s IQF mixed vegetables quality system, explained

Quality on a Saudi-bound reefer is a chain — not a stamp. Drop one link and the whole spec collapses by week three. Here’s how we hold it.

Saudi importers don’t lose sleep over the price line on the proforma — they lose sleep over what arrives at the cold store. A bag of mixed veg that clumps, drips on thaw, or shows freezer burn under the carrot dice is a guaranteed customer-service problem at Lulu’s receiving dock. So before we talk packaging or pricing with a new Saudi buyer, we walk them through the four stages where IQF integrity is actually won or lost.

01 / Field

Harvest within 4 hours of cut

Peas and beans lose sugar by the hour after harvest. Eurovan’s contracted farms in the Nile Delta deliver to the IQF tunnel within four hours of cutting, which is the gap that protects the sweetness Saudi consumers expect when they open a 1kg retail bag.

02 / Blanch

Calibrated blanch + chill

Each vegetable runs its own blanch curve — 90 seconds for peas, 4 minutes for green beans, 6 for cauliflower florets. Then immediate ice-water shock before the IQF tunnel. Skip this step and you get colour drift and mushy texture by month three of frozen storage.

03 / IQF

-35°C tunnel, 12 minute pass

True individual quick freezing means each pea, each carrot dice, each bean tip locks separately. Our tunnel partners run -35°C with a 12-minute pass, which is what produces the “free-flow” texture Saudi retailers test on receipt by shaking a sample bag.

04 / Mix

Volumetric blend, not mass

A 4-mix labeled 25/25/25/25 should taste that way. We blend by volumetric ratio under temperature-controlled conditions — not by weight, which silently shifts the carrot fraction up and the corn fraction down because of density differences.

05 / Pack

Multi-layer barrier film

Retail polybags use a multi-layer barrier film with EVOH layer, sealed with date-printed thermal seal. Bulk 10kg goes into food-grade polyliner inside double-corrugated cartons rated for -25°C reefer compression — no soft-side cartons that collapse in stack.

06 / Cold-chain

-22°C from tunnel to truck

Production cold store, port pre-loading staging, reefer container, and the Saudi-side cold truck all maintain -22°C ± 2°C. Temperature data loggers travel inside the container so Saudi customs and the buyer can both verify the curve on arrival.

That six-stage chain is why our bulk frozen vegetables programme has roughly a 99.4% first-pass acceptance rate at GCC port inspections in 2025. The complaints we do get tend to be about labelling text on retail SKUs, not about product condition — and labelling we fix in the next print run.

Need a DAP Jeddah quote on IQF mixed vegetables?

Send us your mix ratio and target volume — we’ll come back inside one business day with a binding quotation, full spec sheet, and the Saber documentation list for your customs broker.

Section 03 · Order Workflow Quote → Saber → DAP delivery

Order, dispatch and SFDA-ready paperwork

Five steps from your first WhatsApp message to a sealed reefer arriving at your Saudi cold store. No mystery, no customs surprises.

  1. Specify the mix and packing

    Send us the desired ratio (4-mix, 5-mix, soup-cut), pack size (10kg bulk carton or 400g/1kg retail), target carton volume, and the Saudi destination — Jeddah Islamic Port or King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam. WhatsApp works; so does email. We don’t need a formal RFQ template to start.

  2. Receive a binding quote within 24-72 hours

    You get a fully costed DAP quotation with the Incoterm spelled out, lead time committed, certificates listed, and a small process video of our packing line if you’ve never seen Egyptian IQF before. Pricing is held for 14 days from issue.

  3. Sign the proforma, settle 30% deposit

    Countersign the PI and wire 30% deposit by SWIFT, or open an LC at sight. Balance is settled against shipping documents — same model that works for our long-running buyers in Iraq, Jordan and the UAE.

  4. Production runs, Saber + halal docs issued

    Production takes 14-25 days depending on volume and SKU mix. In parallel, our compliance team uploads to the Saudi Saber platform, secures the SABER conformity certificate, the halal certificate from a recognized Egyptian Islamic body, the health certificate from the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, and the EUR.1 / COO from the Cairo Chamber of Commerce.

  5. Sail, clear customs, deliver DAP

    Container loads at Damietta, sails via the Red Sea, and arrives Jeddah in roughly six days at sea. Customs clearance averages 3-5 working days when the Saber file is clean. Final inland trucking to your cold store finishes the cycle — total door-to-door 14-21 days for Jeddah, 18-24 for Dammam.

Section 04 · Specs & Codes Production specs · HS · GSO labelling

Specifications, packing and HS codes for Saudi clearance

The two reference tables your customs broker actually uses. Print them, paste them into your purchase order, save them for the next file.

Production & Packing
Product typeIQF Mixed Vegetables
Default mix4-mix · peas / carrot / corn / beans
Premium mix5-mix + cauliflower
Cut size8-12 mm dice
Bulk carton10kg net · double-wall
Retail polybag400g · 1kg · printed
Cartons / 40ft RF2,400 cartons (10kg)
Storage temp-18°C minimum · -22°C ideal
Shelf life24 months from production
Production lead14-25 days
Customs & Compliance
HS Code (mixed)0710.90.00
HS Code (peas)0710.21.00
HS Code (beans)0710.22.00
Country of originEgypt (EG)
SABER certRequired · Eurovan files
Halal certIssued per shipment
Health certEgyptian Min. Agriculture
PhytosanitaryIssued at Damietta port
LabellingArabic + English, GSO 9
IncotermsFOB · CIF · DAP · EXW

The two tables above cover roughly 90% of what a Saudi customs broker will ask for on first sight of the file. The remaining 10% — Arabic ingredient list wording, importer Saudi address block on the retail bag, batch traceability numbering — gets fine-tuned in the artwork PDF before plates go to print. For a comparison of how this same paperwork stack works for other GCC destinations, see our GCC export guide.

Section 06 · Cold-Chain Timeline Damietta → Jeddah · day-by-day

Cold-chain timeline Damietta → Jeddah / Dammam

A real shipping calendar for a 40ft reefer of frozen mixed vegetables. The dates below are not promises — they are what we measured across 28 Saudi-bound containers in 2025.

Day 0
PI signed, deposit received
Production slot confirmed at our Nile Delta IQF tunnel. Raw material — peas, carrots, beans, corn — is locked in from contracted farms. Saber filing begins in parallel because pre-shipment certification is the slowest part of the timeline if you wait until production is done.
Day 1-12
Production, IQF, packing
Vegetables move through blanching, ice-water shock, the IQF tunnel at -35°C, blending into the agreed mix ratio, retail or bulk packing, and into the export cold store at -22°C. Daily QC samples are pulled and cross-checked against the proforma spec.
Day 13
Container loaded at Damietta
A 40ft reefer is plugged in at the cold store, pre-cooled to -22°C, and stuffed under controlled conditions to avoid temperature spikes. Data loggers are activated and sealed inside the container alongside the product.
Day 14-19
Sailing through the Red Sea
Damietta to Jeddah Islamic Port averages five to six sailing days on the carriers we use. To Dammam adds another 4-6 days because the route loops via Suez and the Bab al-Mandab. During this window, all docs are couriered via DHL and uploaded to the Saudi Customs platform.
Day 19-22
SFDA inspection & clearance
SFDA inspectors verify the SABER certificate, halal and health certificates, and pull a physical sample for lab testing if it’s a first-time SKU. Clean files clear in 3-5 working days. We track the file daily and escalate if anything stalls.
Day 22-24
Inland trucking, delivery
Cold trucks from Jeddah port to your facility — usually same-day for Jeddah city, next-day for Riyadh and onwards. Buyer signs the temperature log and the POD, balance is settled against documents, and the cycle closes.

Talk to a real exporter, not another middleman

Eurovan ships from our own contracted IQF facility — no commission layer between you and the cold store. That’s how we hold a 24-72h quote turnaround and a 99% port-clearance rate across the GCC.

Section 07 · Saudi Use Cases How Saudi buyers actually use the cartons

How Saudi buyers serve and re-pack mixed vegetables

Same SKU, four very different businesses. Knowing which lane you’re in changes the spec — pack size, mix ratio, even the cut size — before we quote.

i.

Modern-trade retail

Lulu, Carrefour, Panda and Tamimi take the 1kg printed retail polybag, branded with the importer’s house label. Mix ratio leans 30/30/20/20 toward peas and carrots because that’s what end-consumers actually cook for kebsa and rice dishes. Margin lives in shelf-life consistency, not in the cheapest pea-to-corn ratio.

ii.

HoReCa & hotel chains

Hotels in Mecca, Madinah and Jeddah want 10kg bulk cartons with a clean cauliflower-inclusive 5-mix. Receiving teams shake the bag at the dock to check the IQF free-flow texture; clumped product comes back. Repeat orders are quarterly, so we hold inventory of their preferred ratio in our cold store.

iii.

Industrial catering

Aramco contractors, hospital catering, military canteens — they buy by the container in 10kg bulk industrial liners. Mix is usually a basic 4-mix without cauliflower, and they prioritize predictable monthly delivery over private-label artwork. We’ve shipped this lane to GCC catering customers alongside frozen molokhia and spinach.

iv.

Re-packers & private label

In-country re-packers buy 10kg bulk in unprinted poly-liner, then re-bag into Saudi-branded retail polybags using their own SFDA-registered facility. We supply the bulk product plus a Certificate of Analysis per batch so their re-bag traceability stays clean. First runs start at 2,400 cartons.

Section 08 · Choosing a Supplier Eurovan vs the typical Egyptian exporter

Why Eurovan vs other Egyptian exporters into Saudi Arabia

Egypt has dozens of frozen vegetable exporters. A handful actually file Saber properly, hold spec under a Jeddah summer arrival, and answer the phone after the deposit clears.

A.

One quote, one signature, one contact

You deal with a senior account manager from quote through DAP delivery. No handover after deposit, no “let me check with shipping” ping-pong. Same person you WhatsApped on Monday is the person who emails the B/L copy on Friday.

B.

SABER filing in-house

We don’t outsource Saudi conformity. Our compliance team files SABER directly, which is why our average certificate issuance is 4 days versus the 9-12 days some Egyptian exporters quote when they sub-contract the work.

C.

Multi-region farm contracts

Peas from the Delta, carrots from Beni Suef, beans from Sharqia. One bad weather week in any region does not delay a Saudi container leaving Wednesday. That redundancy is invisible in the quote — but it’s the reason we hit lead times in summer when most exporters slip by 7-10 days.

D.

12+ years on the GCC corridor

We started exporting FMCG and frozen lines into Dubai in 2013 and added Saudi as a structured market in 2018. The institutional memory shows up in tiny things — the right Arabic phrasing on a label, the customs broker who returns calls, the carrier who actually has reefer slots.

E.

Multi-product container option

Need mixed veg plus frozen strawberry, plus okra in one container? We consolidate across our frozen catalogue — your reefer pays for itself faster, and you simplify your import paperwork into a single consignee file.

F.

Transparent on what we don’t do

We don’t sell bottom-of-market product. We don’t promise lead times we haven’t measured. And we don’t quote “best price guaranteed” theatre — we quote the price that holds for 14 days, lets us run the production properly, and arrives at your gate the way the spec promised.

If you want a deeper view of the catalogue, our global frozen mixed vegetables programme shows what else moves on the same lanes — and the company background page covers the certifications and the export track record in more detail.

Section 09 · FAQ Saudi importer questions · answered

Saudi importer FAQ — straight answers

Seven questions Saudi buyers actually ask before they sign the proforma. The same answers we give on a sales call, written down so your team can share them.

What is the minimum order for frozen mixed vegetables to Saudi Arabia?+
Our standard MOQ is one 40ft reefer container, roughly 24 to 26 tons depending on the mix and packing. Smaller LCL orders from 5 tons are possible when the buyer combines mixed vegetables with another Eurovan SKU like frozen strawberry or okra in the same container. For private-label retail bags the threshold is 8,000 cartons per SKU on the first run.
How long does shipping from Egypt to Jeddah take?+
Door-to-door from our Damietta cold store to a Jeddah warehouse typically takes 14 to 21 days under DAP terms — that includes production lead time, port loading, sailing, SFDA inspection and inland trucking. Dammam runs slightly longer at 18 to 24 days because of the Suez routing and additional Red-Sea sailing distance.
Do you supply SFDA-compliant labelling?+
Yes. Retail bags ship with full Arabic and English labelling, production and expiry dates printed in DD/MM/YYYY, ingredient list, country of origin, importer field, halal mark and the SFDA-required nutrition facts table per Saudi GSO standards. We send you the artwork PDF for sign-off before plates go to print, and we hold the print-ready files in case you reorder later.
Which mixes are most popular for Saudi importers?+
The 4-mix (peas, carrots, corn, green beans) leads at roughly 60% of our Saudi volume and is the safest first SKU for a new retail buyer. The 5-mix that adds cauliflower follows at about 25%, mostly for HoReCa kitchens. The remainder is split between soup-cut diced root vegetables for catering and custom 2-component pairs like peas-and-carrots only for buyers with a specific recipe.
What documents do you provide for clearance at Jeddah port?+
Each shipment travels with a commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, halal certificate, ISO 22000 / HACCP certificates, phytosanitary certificate, health certificate from the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, and a SABER conformity certificate uploaded to the Saudi Saber platform. We can also provide a Certificate of Analysis per batch on request.
Can you private-label mixed vegetables for our Saudi brand?+
Yes. We run private-label retail bags from 8,000 cartons per SKU, with artwork supplied as print-ready PDF. Lead time for a first private-label run is 35 to 45 days from artwork sign-off, and re-orders drop to about 25 days. We can also produce co-branded bulk cartons for in-country re-packers who hold their own SFDA registration.
Are your mixed vegetables halal certified?+
Vegetables are inherently halal, but we still ship every Saudi-bound container with a halal certificate from a recognized Egyptian Islamic body. This avoids any clearance ambiguity and matches what Saudi retailers expect from imported frozen lines. The certificate is issued per shipment and travels in the document pouch with the B/L. For more on our certification stack, see our general FAQ page.
Quick reference

Eurovan Trading is an Egyptian exporter of IQF frozen mixed vegetables to Saudi Arabia, supplying 4-mix and 5-mix recipes in 10kg bulk cartons or 400g/1kg retail polybags. Shipments depart Damietta for Jeddah Islamic Port or Dammam under DAP terms, with SABER conformity, halal, ISO 22000 and HACCP certificates. Door-to-door lead time is 14-21 days for Jeddah and 18-24 days for Dammam. Standard MOQ is one 40ft reefer; private-label runs start at 8,000 cartons per SKU.

يوروفان · مصر · السعودية مورد خضروات مجمدة معتمد

تصدير الخضروات المجمدة من مصر إلى السعودية

شريكك المصري لتوريد الخضروات المشكلة المجمدة بنظام IQF · تعبئة جملة وتجزئة · شحن مبرد إلى جدة والدمام · مع كل وثائق سابر والهيئة العامة للغذاء والدواء.

تعمل يوروفان تريدنج من القاهرة كأحد أكبر موردي الخضروات المجمدة من مصر إلى السوق السعودي، مع خبرة تتجاوز اثني عشر عامًا في تصدير المنتجات الغذائية المجمدة عبر ميناء دمياط ومنه إلى ميناء جدة الإسلامي وميناء الملك عبد العزيز بالدمام. نوفر خلطات الخضروات المجمدة بنظام التجميد الفردي السريع IQF بمواصفات مطابقة لمتطلبات الهيئة السعودية للغذاء والدواء، سواء بتعبئة الجملة عيار عشرة كيلو كرتون أو بتعبئة التجزئة من أربعمائة جرام إلى كيلوجرام للأكياس البلاستيكية الموجهة لرفوف السوبر ماركت السعودي.

تشمل خلطاتنا الأساسية الخلطة الرباعية (بازلاء، جزر، ذرة، فاصولياء خضراء) والخلطة الخماسية التي تضيف القرنبيط، إضافة إلى خلطات مخصصة حسب طلب المستورد. كل شحنة تخرج بشهادة منشأ مصرية، وشهادة صحية من وزارة الزراعة المصرية، وشهادة حلال، وشهادة المطابقة سابر مرفوعة على منصة سابر السعودية قبل وصول الحاوية. زمن التوريد من باب المصنع في دمياط إلى مستودع المستورد في جدة يتراوح بين أربعة عشر وواحد وعشرين يومًا تحت شروط DAP، ومن ثمانية عشر إلى أربعة وعشرين يومًا للدمام.

للحصول على عرض سعر رسمي بالدولار الأمريكي يشمل سعر الكرتون فوب دمياط أو DAP جدة، تواصل معنا عبر واتساب أو البريد الإلكتروني خلال ساعات العمل المصرية. نرد في نفس يوم العمل غالبًا، ونرسل عرض سعر مفصل بمدة صلاحية أربعة عشر يومًا تتضمن المواصفات الكاملة، وخطة التعبئة، وزمن الإنتاج، وقائمة الوثائق المرفقة مع الشحنة. للمستوردين الجدد، نقدم أيضًا نموذج فاتورة مبدئية للبنك ونساعد في ترتيب اعتماد مستندي إذا لزم الأمر.

مورد خضروات مجمدة السعودية تصدير خضروات مشكلة من مصر سعر طن الخضروات المجمدة توريد بازلاء وجزر مجمدة جدة شحن مبرد إلى الدمام سابر للخضروات المجمدة IQF خضروات مصرية تعبئة خاصة للسوبر ماركت السعودي مصدر معتمد ايزو 22000
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Frozen mixed vegetables — Saudi Arabia

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