Egypt is one of the top global exporters of natural stone, offering a wide range of high-quality marble, limestone, and granite at competitive prices. Importing Egyptian marble is a smart option for wholesalers, contractors, designers, and large-scale project developers.
This guide walks you through the complete import process — from selecting materials to inspection, packaging, documentation, and shipping.
Why Import Marble From Egypt?
Importers choose marble Egypt because of:
Reliable quality and durability
Competitive international pricing
Wide color and finishing options
Strong production capacity
Export experience to global markets
Popular Egyptian marble types include:
Step 1: Choose the Right Type of Egyptian Marble
Egypt provides many types of premium marble suitable for various applications:
Galala Marble
Warm beige, perfect for flooring and interior walls.
→ galala marble
Triesta Marble
A consistent beige stone suitable for high-end projects.
→ triesta marble
Sunny Marble
Ideal for residential and commercial use.
→ sunny marble
Silvia Marble
Known for elegant horizontal veins.
→ silvia marble
Galala Beige Marble
Soft, warm tones perfect for luxury designs.
→ galala beige marble
Step 2: Consider Additional Stones for Your Shipment
Many importers combine marble with limestone and decorative products.
Dijon Tumbled Limestone
A popular limestone for outdoor floors and pool decks.
→ dijon tumbled limestone
Dijon Tumbled Limestone Pavers
Perfect for garden paths and patios.
→ dijon tumbled limestone pavers
Split Face Stone
Decorative stone for interior and exterior feature walls.
→ split face
Step 3: Selecting a Reliable Supplier in Egypt
A good supplier should provide:
Experience exporting to your region
Proper quality control and documentation
Professional packing and loading
Transparent pricing
Fast and clear communication
CID Egypt is known for supplying major international markets with consistent quality.
Step 4: Inspection and Quality Control
Quality control typically includes:
Checking slab/ tile dimensions
Thickness tolerance confirmation
Surface finishing inspection
Color variation review
Physical condition assessment
Photos and videos of each bundle
This ensures a smooth and accurate import process.
Step 5: Packing & Loading Standards
Marble is packaged using:
Strong wooden crates (tiles)
Reinforced wooden bundles (slabs)
Protective foam layers
Plastic wrapping
Moisture protection
Strong packaging is essential for safe global transport.
Step 6: Export Documents Needed
Your shipment will include:
Commercial invoice
Packing list
Certificate of origin
Quality certificate
Bill of lading (BL)
Fumigation certificate (if required)
Suppliers usually prepare all documentation on your behalf.
Step 7: Importing Granite Alongside Marble
Egypt is also known for exporting high-quality granite.
Egyptian Granite
Granite Egypt
New Halayeb Granite
Black Aswan Granite
Aswan Red Granite
You can ship marble and granite together to reduce container costs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long does it take to produce and ship marble from Egypt?
Production usually takes 1–3 weeks, depending on quantity and finishing. Shipping time varies based on destination (typically 7–28 days).
2. Can I order both marble and limestone in the same container?
Yes. Stones such as dijon tumbled limestone, split face, and marble tiles can be shipped together.
3. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The MOQ varies by supplier, but many allow orders starting from 1 container or small mixed pallets for trial shipments.
4. Do suppliers provide photos and videos before shipping?
Yes. Reputable exporters provide full documentation, including bundle numbers, dimensions, and finishing details.
5. Can I import granite from Egypt along with marble?
Absolutely. Many importers combine Egyptian granite, new halayeb granite, and black aswan granite with marble in the same shipment.
6. Is Egyptian marble suitable for both indoor and outdoor use?
Yes. Stones like sunny marble and silvia marble perform well outdoors, while galala marble and triesta marble are ideal for interiors.
7. How is marble protected during international transport?
It is packed in moisture-protected crates or bundles, reinforced with wood, foam, and plastic to ensure safe arrival.
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