Shipping Destinations
We import used construction and agricultural machinery — and hard-to-find replacement parts — from the USA and Canada to Alexandria, Egypt's main Mediterranean gateway. One company handles sourcing, origin inspection, GOEIC conformity and Nafeza filing through clearance. We're the importer, not a dealer, and we hold no stock in Egypt.
Recent shipment

We shipped a John Deere W260 self-propelled windrower to Egypt on a Hapag-Lloyd flat rack with custom wood bracing and heavy-duty tie-downs at port. The header was crated separately to protect its sections during the 35-day ocean transit to Alexandria.
Egypt at a glance: cargo lands at Alexandria and moves inland from there; ocean transit from US ports runs roughly 40-48 days depending on export port and routing, with the exact schedule confirmed at booking; machines travel in containers, on flat racks or on open tops, and parts consolidate into shared containers. Compliance in brief: imports pre-register through the Nafeza/ACID single-window and used machinery is subject to GOEIC conformity inspection, while the Egyptian Customs Authority assesses duty and VAT (a reduced VAT rate can apply to production equipment) — the per-shipment detail, confirmed by a licensed Egyptian broker, sits on our Egypt heavy-equipment and farm-tractor import pages.
Dedicated pages for the machinery we ship on this route most, with the process, scope and quote checklist for each.
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