The Egyptian market for cereals and legumes is a significant focal point in West Asia, showing dynamic trade patterns. In 2024, Egypt"s import of dried lentils reached a substantial 126,937,060. 614 kg, valued at $165,770,961, reflecting a strong demand and a notable increase from previous years. In contrast, exports stood at 23,431,224. 736 kg, bringing in $27,475,959, showcasing Egypt"s growing role as a lentil exporter. When examining dried peas, imports in 2024 decreased significantly to 16,102,133. 274 kg from 25,534,883. 823 kg in 2023, with the import value dropping to $11,480,821.

This suggests a shift in domestic consumption or sourcing strategies. Similarly, exports also declined to 2,023,473. 248 kg at $1,251,878, indicating reduced overseas demand or competitive pressures. Dried chickpeas show a robust import volume of 37,090,807. 284 kg in 2023, valued at $44,178,224. Although exports were at a healthy 10,501,362. 755 kg, generating $11,631,601, the disparity highlights Egypt"s dependence on imports to fulfill local demand. A standout trend is the dramatic surge in dried beans exports in 2024, which soared to 58,848,019.

1 kg, valued at $74,581,348. This surge underscores Egypt"s expanding influence in the global dried beans market. These statistics underscore Egypt"s strategic position in the global trade of cereals and legumes, with variations in trade volumes and prices reflecting global market dynamics and domestic policies. For businesses exploring trade opportunities with Egypt in West Asia, Aritral offers a comprehensive B2B platform. Its tools, including Product Listing, Direct Communication, Global Sales Assistance, and AI-Powered Marketing, support efficient trade engagement and supplier connections in Egypt"s vibrant cereals and legumes market.