Pulses Price Report/ Members-Only Access We offer all our members a weekly update on the latest pulse prices for red and green lentils, yellow peas, desi & kabuli chickpeas, green peas, black matpe, and pigeon peas.
Why does plant-based get so expensive?/ What the protein transition can learn from the price gap A recent review examining global prices of alternatives to animal-source products found that traditional, minimally processed plant-based foods — particularly pulses — are consistently among the lowest-cost options across markets. But many of the newer alternatives attracting investment and attention, including alt-meat and dairy, remain twice as expensive as their conventional animal-based counterparts. Can this price paradox be solved once and for all?
Australia's desi chickpea crop in focus/ A dry start, late rain, and a fight to beat ABARES' forecast In the latest look at Australia's 2026/27 winter pulse season, we dig into the desi chickpea crop — the production picture, the planting issues that shaped it, and what it means for exporters, complete with insider insights from Pulse Atlas data and key industry voices.
India looks for resilience/ GPC and Consumer Affairs discuss supply, policy and trade Is El Niño really a threat? Can India keep imports flowing? Could regulation adapt when key supplies tighten? How can consumption grow? How can GPC engage more effectively with the world's largest pulse market? Resilience emerged as the common thread in a conversation that underscored the value of closer alignment between industry leaders and policymakers in shaping the path ahead.
China's yellow pea imports in focus/ Russia, Canada, and the race to supply the world's biggest buyer In the latest instalment of our exclusive China series, we dig into China's yellow pea imports — the global production picture, this year’s supply pressure points, and what it all means for traders, complete with insider insights from key industry voices.
China’s mung beans in focus/ Production numbers, key supply lines, and the pressures shaping 2026 demand With geopolitical friction and price rises playing a key role, we delved into Pulse Atlas data and the factors that move the market to understand what mung traders inside and outside China can expect in the year to come.
