Excellence in International Trade

Stone from four origins, delivered anywhere.

Global Trade sources marble and granite from quarries and partner factories in Egypt, Morocco, Turkey and India, and ships to fabricators, contractors and distributors worldwide — as blocks, slabs or cut-to-size, with the documentation your customs authority actually asks for.

What we do

A single point of contact between the quarry and your yard.


Buying stone across a border involves more moving parts than buying the stone itself: block selection, sawing and finishing, crating that survives a sea voyage, inspection, certificates of origin, and a bill of lading that matches what is actually in the container.

We handle that chain end to end. You approve the material and agree the specification; we manage everything between the quarry face and the port of discharge, and you deal with one company throughout rather than five.

01

Blocks

Quarry blocks selected on site, graded, photographed and measured individually — you approve the exact block that ships. Available from Morocco, Turkey and India — Egypt ships processed stone only.

02

Slabs

Gangsaw and block-cutter slabs in standard thicknesses, polished, honed, brushed or flamed. Bundled by block so vein sequence stays intact.

03

Cut-to-size

Tiles, steps, risers, window sills, vanity tops and custom profiles cut to your drawings, edge-finished and packed by area or by floor.

Materials

Marble and granite, four origins


Egypt's warm creams and Aswan granites, Morocco's reds, blacks and fossil stones, Turkey's marbles and travertines, India's hard-wearing granites — these are the materials we move most often.

Galala

Egypt · Marble

Warm beige to cream with a fine, even ground. The default choice for large-area flooring and cladding.

Aswan Red

Egypt · Granite

Deep red with dark speckle. Hard-wearing — specified for façades, plinths and exterior paving.

Rouge Agadir

Morocco · Marble

Deep brick red with white calcite veining — the signature Moroccan red.

Black Galaxy

India · Granite

Black ground scattered with golden flecks — the world's best-known Indian granite.

How an order runs

From enquiry to discharge


Every order follows the same five steps. You get written confirmation at each one, so there is never a stage where you are waiting without knowing what is happening.

More on services

Specification

You send material, format, finish, thickness and volume. We confirm what is available and quote against it — including packing and freight.

Selection

We photograph and measure the blocks or bundles allocated to your order. Nothing is cut before you approve them.

Processing

Sawing, finishing and cut-to-size at the factory, with dimensional and finish checks against your drawings.

Packing & inspection

Timber crates or A-frame bundles built for sea freight. Loading photographs and a packing list before the container is sealed.

Shipping & documents

Booking, bill of lading, certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list issued together and sent ahead of arrival.

Why buyers work with us

Fewer surprises at the port


You approve the actual stone

Block and bundle photographs before cutting. What arrives is what you signed off, not a different lot from the same quarry.

Packing built for the voyage

Most claims start with packing, not with the stone. Crates are specified for sea freight and photographed loaded.

Documents that clear

Origin certificates, invoices and packing lists prepared to match the container exactly — and sent before the vessel arrives.

Tell us what you need.

Send the material, format and volume — we will come back with availability, a price and a realistic lead time.

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