Daltex Group, a provider of integrated agricultural solutions, participated in Agri Expo 2026, reaffirming its commitment to introducing advanced technologies and modern farming practices to support Egyptian farmers, boost productivity, and improve crop quality.
The group said its participation aimed to spotlight a range of new initiatives and products that position Egypt among the countries benefiting from the latest global agricultural innovations.
A key highlight of Daltex Group’s participation was the launch of ORTH, a smart farming assistant introduced in Egypt for the first time. The application, which is already available in several countries including Peru and Mexico, provides fast and intelligent technical and advisory support to farmers, helping them improve decision-making and enhance production efficiency.
As part of its efforts to improve customer experience in the Egyptian agricultural market, Daltex Group also announced the second rollout of its customer loyalty points programme. The initiative enables farmers to benefit from rewards and special offers based on their transactions with the company, strengthening customer engagement and encouraging wider use of Daltex’s products and services in a simple and accessible manner.
During the exhibition, Daltex Group unveiled four new products added to its agricultural portfolio: BioRoot, which supports root development and enhances nutrient absorption; Vitamino, designed to strengthen crops and increase disease resistance; Supremo, which improves crop quality and boosts productivity; and Calci Plant P, which supports balanced calcium and phosphorus nutrition in plants.
The group said the new products form part of its broader strategy to deliver integrated agricultural solutions that help Egyptian farmers achieve optimal results in line with the latest global scientific practices.
As part of its Agri Expo 2026 participation, Daltex Group also announced the availability of certified citrus seedlings within its integrated solutions offering. The seedlings, which are in high demand, meet strict technical specifications and are well suited to Egypt’s climate and soil conditions.
The group noted that the seedlings include carefully selected, high-yield varieties with strong disease resistance, supporting the expansion of citrus cultivation and enhancing competitiveness in both local and export markets amid growing demand for high-quality horticultural crops.
Daltex Group added that its participation in the exhibition went beyond product showcases, as it also provided on-site technical consultations to farmers and visitors, aiming to raise agricultural awareness and offer practical, field-ready solutions for Egyptian farms.
