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Added-Value Processing

Blending, screening, sieving, custom specs — Egypt Globe processes raw commodities to your tender specification before loading.

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Added-value processing — from raw feedstock to the buyer's tender specification, verified lot by lot

Bulk commodities rarely match a tender specification out of the quarry, plant or saltwork. Egypt Globe Group operates an in-house added-value processing layer — blending, screening, washing and kiln-drying — that closes the gap between raw feedstock and the buyer's technical specification, so cargo lands on the vessel ready for the consignee's production line rather than as raw material that needs reprocessing on arrival.

Processing is also where lot-to-lot inconsistency is created in much of the regional market: blends made by eye, screens that are not recalibrated, dryers run to time rather than to moisture. EGG's processing is run by the Quality Assurance division that has been at the nucleus of the group since incorporation. Each step is specified, trialled and then verified on the processed lot by the port laboratory before the Certificate of Analysis is issued — the CoA reflects the actual processed product, not the feedstock.

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Service scope

ScopeWhat EGG doesEvidence issuedResponsible team
BlendingCombines feedstocks of known assay to hit the contract specification — salt NaCl grades, fertilizer NPK ratios, aggregate gradations, blended cements to EN 197-1 / ASTM C595Blend-trial report, blend sheet on the lot genealogyQA division + processing plant
Screening & sievingParticle-size control to the millimetre on vibrating screens with calibrated decksSieve analysis per EN 933-1 / ASTM E11Processing plant + port lab
WashingSingle- and double-pass freshwater washing of sea salt to raise NaCl and remove insolublesPre- and post-wash assaySaltworks laboratory
Kiln-dryingMoisture reduction for EN 16811-1 Type 1, BS 3247 and GOST kiln-dried grades; anti-caking (E535) dosing on requestMoisture and E535 result on the CoAProcessing plant + port lab
Sun-dryingYard drying for grain, oilseeds and feedstuffsMoisture resultAgro division
Custom-spec engineeringTranslates the buyer's tender into a production specification, sources feedstocks, runs trials and confirms achievability before quotingFeasibility confirmation in the quotationQA division
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Service-level parameters

Salt processing tiers (company specification)

TierSourceNaClProcessing step
Rock saltSiwa Oasis + Qattara Depressionguaranteed ≥ 97.00 %Crushing and screening; kiln-drying on request
Raw sea saltNorth Sinai (El-Arish / Bardawil) + Red Sea (Ain Sokhna)94–97 %Harvest, stacking, screening
Washed sea saltNorth Sinai + Red Sea97.5–98 %Single-pass freshwater wash
Double-washed sea saltNorth Sinai + Red Sea≥ 99 %Two-pass wash and recrystallisation

Blend and particle-size capability

Salt blends
Multiple NaCl feedstocks blended to the exact contract figure (e.g. a 97.5 % NaCl de-icing blend from 96 % raw and 99 % washed inputs); EN 16811-1 Type 1 with anti-caking and Type 2 natural-moisture variants
De-icing fractions
0–4 / 0–6.3 / 0–8 / 2–8 / 10–40 mm
Industrial salt fractions
0.2–0.8 / 0.5–2.0 / 1–3 mm
Fertilizer NPK
Bulk-blended to the buyer's N-P-K ratio before bagging (10-30-10, 15-15-15, 20-20-20 and others)
Aggregates
6 / 10 / 14 / 20 / 25 mm chips; multi-sieve blends to the destination standard
Limestone / dolomite / silica sand
Foundry, glass and cement-grade fractions
Cement / clinker
Lump separation, oversize rejection; slag, fly-ash and pozzolanic blends to EN 197-1 / ASTM C595
Kiln-drying target
≤ 1.5 % moisture for EN 16811-1 Type 1 de-icing salt
Blend trial
Bench blend tested by the port laboratory before the quotation is confirmed
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QA verification chain

Verification chain5 gates · every consignment
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    Extraction / source

    Each feedstock assayed before it enters a blend or wash

    EvidenceFeedstock lab report

    Source laboratory · every feedstock lot

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    Processing

    Screen decks, wash water and dryer outlet checked against the process specification; bench blend trial before scale-up

    EvidenceProcess record, blend-trial report

    QA division · every processed lot

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    Port laboratory

    Composite sample of the processed lot; full analysis; CoA / MTC issued before B/L; out-of-spec lot rejected

    EvidencePer-lot CoA with lot genealogy

    Port QC team · every lot

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    Independent inspection

    Sampling and witness test of the processed lot at the port

    EvidenceCertificate of Inspection

    TÜV Austria / SGS / Intertek / Bureau Veritas · per shipment when contracted

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    Destination acceptance

    Buyer's arrival test reconciled to the CoA; the CoA values match because they describe the processed product

    EvidenceArrival report

    Buyer lab + EGG QA · per shipment

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Standards & documentation

Combine with packing + inspection

Added-value processing pairs naturally with Packing & Containerisation (post-processing bagging in the buyer's preferred format) and Pre-Shipment Inspection (third-party verification at the dock).

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Request a quote

Attach the tender or technical specification to the RFQ; the QA division confirms achievability, the processing route and the resulting specification in the offer. Request a quote.

Priced offers

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FOB / CIF / CFR pricing from 7 Egyptian ports — turnaround once stock, laycan and freight are confirmed.

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Frequently asked questions

Which activities does Added-Value Processing include?
6 activities: Blending, Screening & sieving, Washing, Kiln-drying, Sun-drying, Custom-spec engineering. Blending: Combines feedstocks of known assay to hit the contract specification — salt NaCl grades, fertilizer NPK ratios, aggregate gradations.
What proof is issued for Added-Value Processing?
Per lot or per shipment: Blend-trial report, blend sheet on the lot genealogy; Sieve analysis per EN 933-1 / ASTM E11; Pre- and post-wash assay; Moisture and E535 result on the CoA; Moisture result; Feasibility confirmation in the quotation.
How is quality controlled under Added-Value Processing?
Composite sample of the processed lot; full analysis; CoA / MTC issued before B/L; out-of-spec lot rejected.
What standards does Egypt Globe Group work to for Added-Value Processing?
Gradation reported per EN 933-1 or ASTM E11; chemistry per the standard named in the contract — EN 16811-1, BS 3247, ASTM D632, GOST 13830, EN 197-1, ASTM C150.

Other questions? Email our export desk — the export desk replies to every request.