Algerian commodity sourcing and export
Driven by quality,
powered by trust
Arzak Alae sources recyclables, minerals, construction inputs, agricultural goods and industrial packaging from Algerian producers and exports them in container and bulk quantities. Graded, inspected and documented before loading.
- 50
- Grades
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- Material types
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- Categories
- 12
- Commercial port locations
Connected from Algeria
Global trade network
Loading ports
Materials
Diversified commodity verticals
Five verticals, seventeen material types, one export desk. Every line is graded against a written specification before it is offered.
Waste & Recyclable Materials
Post-consumer and post-industrial material recovered, sorted and graded in Algeria for export to European and Turkish reprocessors.
13 grades available
Raw Materials
Ores, industrial minerals and chemical feedstock sourced from Algerian deposits and shipped in bulk.
09 grades available
Building & Construction Materials
Cement, wire and construction inputs available in container and bulk vessel quantities.
10 grades available
Agricultural Materials
Bulk spices, seeds and fertilizers of Algerian origin, supplied to food processors and blenders.
12 grades available
Industrial Packaging
Films, shipping materials and packaging accessories for industrial and export use.
06 grades available
All materials →Most-shipped material types
Explore materials for export through Algeria’s commercial port network.
Why source from Algeria
Two days' steaming from southern Europe, competitive energy and labour costs, and a producer base that is under-represented on the international market. Arzak Alae is the export interface to that base.
Quality control protocol
Nothing ships on a description alone. Every lot is sampled, graded and — where the buyer requires it — released against third-party inspection.
Export workflow
From enquiry to bill of lading, the same five steps on every contract.
- 01
Enquiry
You send material, grade, quantity and destination.
- 02
Offer
We reply with a written specification, price and loading window.
- 03
Contract
Terms, Incoterms and payment instrument are fixed in writing.
- 04
Inspection
The lot is sampled and, on request, released by a third-party inspector.
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Shipment
Loading, documents and bill of lading issued from the nominated port.
Ports across Algeria
From Ghazaouet to Annaba, explore Algeria’s commercial port network. The loading port is confirmed according to cargo, terminal capability and shipping services. Bethioua serves specialised industrial cargo.
Ghazaouet
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Oran
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Arzew
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Bethioua
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Mostaganem
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Ténès
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Algiers
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Dellys
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Béjaïa
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Djen Djen (Jijel)
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Skikda
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Annaba
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Trading intelligence
What is the minimum order quantity?
One 40-foot container, roughly 20 to 25 metric tonnes, for containerised grades. Bulk vessel quantities are quoted separately.
Which Incoterms do you trade on?
FOB, CFR and CIF through Algeria’s commercial port network. The loading port is agreed according to cargo and available shipping services. Ex-works is possible where the buyer nominates a forwarder.
Do you supply third-party inspection?
Yes. SGS or an equivalent inspector can be appointed at loading at the buyer's request, with the report issued before shipment.
What documents come with a shipment?
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and the analysis or phytosanitary certificate the material requires.
How are samples handled?
Pre-shipment samples are couriered on request, against the buyer's account, before the contract is signed.
Request a technical quote
Tell us the material, grade, quantity and destination port. The trading desk replies with an offer, a specification sheet and a loading window.