Egyptian Hollandia Tissue Culture & Trade

Company Description

Egyptian Hollandia Tissue Culture & Tradelcome to The company (Egyptian Hollandia Tissue Culture & Trade) Which was founded during early 1997. Currently were one of the largest companies operating continuously within the business sector of Agricultural Tissue Culturing within Egypt&＃039;s borders. We have been successfully producing five species of Date Palm Trees via In-vitro propagation techniques for the past five years. We proudly boast of this fact when the opportunity presents itself. The company&＃039;s beginning activities were very limited in scope and scale. While being almost wholly aligned with the local domestic markets internal supply demands. This initial concept was also aligned with and to the agricultural and economic development polices of the Arab Republic of Egypt. The firms export and domestic sales levels, both have been increasing on an annualized basis. The companies laboratory equipment is of the highest quality and imported directly from Holland. Our staff members have all received professional In-house training on methods, procedures, systems and technical operations from our Dutch friends whom were happy to visit Egypt long term during the early training period. The laboratory can currently produces many types of plants such as Decorative, Ornamental, Flowers, Date Palms, Banana, Olives and other fruit bearing plants or trees. We routinely provide contracted In-vitro Propagation Services for some of our export clients. Utilizing their supplied mother plants or ours as the specific client dictates. Our unique technical ability and extensive experience, which has been accumulated over the years clearly positions us ahead of our competition. Our current annual production capability exceeds twelve million units based on our production mix. This mix is based on our own internal domestic market requirements and our export clients contracted forward sales. We can accommodate some additional production contracts as our local market demands are often flexible.