Nazaargo

Sourcing

From the maker
to your market.

Nazaargo coordinates Egyptian product sourcing for trade buyers: supplier selection, pricing, inspection, export documentation and freight. Choose from the catalogue or bring a specification.

Illustrative workshop scene with a marble block and hand tools
Workshop study. Illustrative editorial imagery.

Start with the product.
Agree the details.

Your range, quantities and destination shape the sourcing brief. A useful specification records material, dimensions, finish, packaging and the requirements of the market you sell into.

We use that brief to compare options and discuss what needs confirming before an order: product availability, pricing, minimum quantities, documentation and delivery terms.

The process

Five parts of a considered order.

  1. Supplier selection

    Match your specification and quantity to suitable manufacturing options. Discuss the capabilities and supporting documentation relevant to your product.

  2. Pricing and terms

    Review product pricing, any setup costs and the proposed delivery basis. Establish what is included before comparing the total cost of an order.

  3. Product checks

    Agree the specification, approval process and any inspection requirements before production or dispatch. Confirm what evidence and reporting will be provided.

  4. Export documentation

    Identify the commercial and product documents required for the destination. Check applicable standards and certification evidence with the supplier and your import adviser.

  5. Freight coordination

    Discuss shipment size, packing and delivery requirements. Where practical, products from several ranges can be considered for a consolidated shipment.

Published range guides

Plan around the range.

These indicative quantities and lead times help frame an enquiry. Final minimums and schedules depend on the individual products and the agreed order.

Indicative sourcing terms and compliance guidance by range
RangePublished minimumOwn-label minimumTypical lead timeMaterialsCompliance guidance
Household261 catalogue lines → 500 units 1,000 units 14-21 days PP, HDPE, Food-grade ISO 9001, FDA Approved, EU Compliant
TextilesSourced to specification 300 units 500 units 21-30 days Egyptian Cotton, Polyester, Blends OEKO-TEX, GOTS, BCI Cotton
Kitchenware238 catalogue lines → 200 units 500 units 18-25 days Granite Coating, Stainless Steel LFGB, FDA, EU Food Contact
Cleaning92 catalogue lines → 1,000 units 2,000 units 10-14 days PP, Microfiber, Stainless ISO 9001, REACH Compliant
Ceramics & GlassSourced to specification 100 units 300 units 30-45 days Porcelain, Stoneware, Glass Lead-Free, Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe
Beauty & PersonalSourced to specification 500 units 1,000 units 14-28 days Natural Oils, Aloe, Dead Sea Minerals GMP Certified, ECOCERT, Leaping Bunny, ISO 22716
ConstructionSourced to specification 1,000 units 5,000 units 21-45 days Marble, Granite, Ceramic Tiles, Cement CE Marking, ISO 13006, ASTM Standards, EN Standards

Standards and certification labels are range-level guidance, not evidence that every listed product is certified. Ask which documents apply to your specification and destination.

Before you enquire

A few useful details.

Can I source something not in the catalogue?
Yes. The online catalogue covers housewares, kitchenware and cleaning. Textiles, ceramics and glass, personal care and construction materials are handled as specification-led sourcing requests.
What should I include in a specification?
Include the product or reference, material, dimensions, finish, packaging, quantity and destination market. If some details are undecided, say which ones so the enquiry can start with those questions.
Can I combine several ranges?
You can include several ranges in one enquiry. Product minimums and shipment options are confirmed separately; consolidation depends on the order and supplier arrangements.