Middle East port
Egg Supplier Aden Port
Aden is Yemen historic deep-water port at the mouth of the Red Sea, and it is a primary discharge point for the egg containers we ship into the country.
In short: We ship weight-graded white and brown table eggs from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Mundra to Aden Port, transit about 7 to 9 days from India's west-coast ports, in pre-cooled reefers held at 5–8 °C, agreed per destination. Minimum order is one 20 ft reefer (≈ 236,160 eggs).
Transit & reefer handling
Transit: about 7 to 9 days from India's west-coast ports.
Cold chain: reefer held at 5–8 °C, agreed per destination.
Aden handles reefer cargo, and we pre-cool and monitor every container so the eggs stay at the agreed set point across the sailing and through discharge.
Documentation
Yemen loads carry the veterinary health certificate and Halal certificate alongside the certificate of origin and full shipping set.
- Veterinary health certificate (destination-specific)
- Halal certificate
- Certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list
- Bill of lading
Yemen imports a large share of its table eggs, and buyers there need reliable volume, competitive pricing and dependable documentation. The natural harbour at Aden gives it strategic weight on the Red Sea approaches, and it serves importers distributing across the south. We load weight-graded white and brown table eggs at Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Mundra and ship them in pre-cooled reefers held at the agreed set point.
Demand centres on Medium and Large white eggs at container-level pricing, and packing durability matters for onward handling. We confirm grading, pack format, carton loadability and the clearing document set with each importer before the first sailing, so repeat containers move through Aden predictably.
Questions
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