Gulf port
Egg Supplier Hamad Port
Hamad Port is Qatar main deep-water gateway south of Doha, and since it opened it has become the single discharge point for the egg programmes we run into the country.
In short: We ship weight-graded white and brown table eggs from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Mundra to Hamad 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.
The terminal is new and well equipped for reefer cargo, so plug-in and inspection are prompt and our eggs hold the agreed set point until the importer collects.
Documentation
Qatar loads ship with a destination-specific veterinary health certificate and Halal certificate, with document attestation where the buyer requires it.
- Veterinary health certificate (destination-specific)
- Halal certificate
- Certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list
- Bill of lading
Qatar imports the large majority of its table eggs, and Hamad Port handles that trade for importers and food-service groups across Doha and the surrounding municipalities. We load weight-graded white and brown table eggs at Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Mundra and move them in pre-cooled reefers, so a longer Gulf lane does not cost interior quality.
Buyers here lean towards Large and Extra-large white eggs for premium retail and hospitality, with Medium grades for institutional catering, and most prefer fixed repeating schedules. We confirm pack format, carton maths and the full document set with the clearing agent before the first container, which keeps every Hamad Port sailing predictable.
Questions
Frequently asked
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