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Pulses Price Report/
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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.

India’s tur in focus/
Do rising prices signal a crisis for production?

India's pigeon pea prices are climbing as government targets for a larger crop look increasingly unrealistic. Climate concerns have cut expectations, leaving a market clamouring for imports or cheaper substitutions.

India's kharif 2026/
Pigeon pea drought troubles, a record year for imports, and the ‘super’ El Niño threatening rabi prospects

We spoke to economist and Indian pulse expert, G. Chandrashekhar, to discuss his predictions for kharif pulses in 2026. We also covered monsoon damage across key pigeon pea regions, the outlook for record imports, and the El Niño risk hanging over rabi chickpeas and lentils.

Dry Peas Panel at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
Black Sea disruption puts a floor under prices

Russia-Ukraine logistics, firm farmer selling resistance and shifting demand from China and India are setting the tone for the global dry peas market.

Huawei Yin at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
Turning pulses into higher-value ingredients

Pulses are moving beyond traditional food applications as advances in processing open new possibilities for protein, starch, fiber and other functional ingredients. The President of Yantai T. Full Biotech examined how deeper processing and evolving demand for plant-based products are creating new value across the pulse supply chain.

Lentils Panel at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
Logistics and Kazakhstan reshape global supply flows

Ample supplies are keeping lentil prices under pressure, but logistics, weather and shifting sourcing patterns are creating new uncertainties across major markets. This panel assessed the outlook for red and green lentils, highlighting Kazakhstan’s growing role in China and Turkey, abundant North American supply and the challenges facing exporters as freight volatility disrupts established trade flows.

Zhang Xiaoming at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
China’s shrinking bean crop points to rising import dependence

China’s bean production is on a long-term downward trend, with competing crops and changing growing conditions putting pressure on domestic supply. Zhang of Yian County Huifeng Agricultural Products assessed the 2026 crop and its implications for China’s bean market.

Meng Weihua at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
China’s pulse trade data — and where suppliers are gaining ground

China’s pulse trade is undergoing a significant shift, with changing supply origins, expanding market access and evolving demand reshaping the outlook across key commodities. The Managing Director of Nanjing Bonagro highlighted the latest trade trends and the growing opportunities — and challenges — for suppliers targeting the Chinese market.

Qingdao Pulses Congress 2026/
All panel presentations

Get fresh insights straight from Qingdao! Catch up on the Shipping & Logistics discussion and the commodity sessions covering chickpeas, lentils, dry peas, beans and mung beans, with perspectives from key producing, trading and consuming markets, and a strong China focus. Only for GPC members.

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 imposes tariff on Canadian pea starch/
Dry pea trade holds firm—for now

China has announced a preliminary tariff on Canadian pea starch, reigniting questions about the durability of the Canada-China pea trade thaw. But with whole pea exports holding steady and industry voices split on the tariff's true motive, the picture is more complicated than it appears.

More pulses, a healthier heart/
New findings strengthen the case for higher intakes

170 g a day of peas, lentils, chickpeas and beans are linked to a significant reduction in the chances of developing hypertension, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease—the world's leading cause of premature death, according to the WHO. With more than 1.4 billion people affected worldwide, the findings might support future dietary guidelines and public health policies encouraging higher pulse consumption.

Super El Niño 2026/
Can crops ride out the heavy wave coming their way?

Global players assess the preparations and potential impact of a so-called ‘super El Niño’ in 2026. From India’s plans for protecting supply to unpredictability in the US bean states and how Australia may sidestep the drought with punctual winter seedings, the race to stay ahead of the weather is underway — and no major pulse-producing region will be untouched by the challenge.

French pulses 2026/
Demand headwinds and record supply across yellow peas and faba beans

French pulses enter the 2026 harvest campaign on contrasting paths. Yellow peas are facing softer demand from both feed and food sectors despite stabilising production, while faba beans continue to benefit from strong yields after a record-supply year that pressured prices but found willing buyers. Cyril Gallien of RAGT Seeds reviews the outlook for both markets as harvest approaches.

Pigeon Peas & Urad Panel at Pulses 26/
Supply growth meets uncertain demand

Global pigeon pea and urad markets appear adequately supplied in the near term, but weather risks, government policies, trade flows and demand recovery in India will remain key factors shaping prices and market direction in the months ahead.

Dry Peas Panel at Pulses 26/
Demand takes center stage in a well-supplied market

As global dry pea supplies expand, market attention is increasingly turning to demand prospects in major destinations such as China and India, as well as the competitive position of key exporting origins.

Pulses drive sustainable nutrition goals in the updated Planetary Health Diet/
The new EAT–Lancet index highlights lentils, beans, peas and chickpeas

A new scientific tool designed to measure adherence to the latest Planetary Health Diet recommendations reinforces the growing importance of pulses among the key food groups — for both human and planetary wellbeing.

GPC Awards at Pulses 26/
PURIS and Ardent Mills were recognised for their innovation and sustainability impact

From next-generation pea protein applications to regenerative chickpea programs and smarter shipping solutions, this year’s winners reflected the growing diversity of innovation shaping the future of pulses.

Canadian pea and lentils in 2026/
China reopens, India is calling, and ample seedings despite carry-in concerns

We sat down with Marlene Boersch of Mercantile Consulting Venture to get her read on the direction of Canadian peas and lentils. She talked about the consequences of the war in Iran, surprisingly high Canadian acres in the face of strong stocks, and why she expects more stability from China after a cessation of economic hostilities.

Canadian peas eye Mexico/
A blueprint for resilient trade

After the contraction of the Indian and Chinese markets exposed the risks of buyer concentration, the Canadian yellow pea industry is pivoting toward a more stable horizon. By leveraging the scale of Mexico’s massive feed sector and the structural advantages of CUSMA, exporters are defining a new model for diversified trade.

European Commission released preliminary field peas projections for MY 2026/27/
Regional shifts emerge

Production is set to edge lower, as cutbacks in key origins are partially offset by gains in smaller areas.

Ukraine’s yellow pea trade disrupted/
When price stops being enough

Ukrainian yellow peas are struggling to secure demand. As buyers prioritize reliability over headline price, this season reveals a deeper shift in global trade dynamics — where logistics, policy shocks, and origin competition are redefining what makes an origin viable.

“Exporting became too unpredictable”/
A deep-dive into US yellow peas and chickpeas in 2025/26

Cameron Underwood, Pulse Merchant for Columbia Grain International, breaks down the US yellow pea and chickpea trade during a turbulent year. He discusses expectations for upcoming seedings, and explores the ways shuttered food aid programmes, Asian trade barriers, and a booming pet food sector reshaped the US pulse market this year.

Pakistan’s overlooked beans market/
Trade flows, regional demand and the cross-border effect

This segment operates on its own logic — shaped by localized consumption patterns, shifting supply channels, and intense price sensitivity. It also offers a clear signal of how Pakistan’s import landscape is gradually decentralizing. We spoke with Inam Ur Rahman of Inam Trading Company, based in Swat, to unpack these dynamics on the ground.

Pulse Atlas in focus/
Kazakhstan's lentils may cool after hot streak

Over recent years, Kazakhstan has ascended back up the ranks of global red lentil suppliers, ramping up production after some years in the wilderness to become the world’s sixth largest exporter. Sales to export hubs like Türkiye have been revived, driving up farmer interest in planting the crop. However, this year may see a downturn in acres, given a somewhat bearish global market.

USDA commits $75M to pulses in $263M purchase package/
A strategic signal for global trade

The allocation injects institutional demand into the U.S. pulse complex at a sensitive stage of the 2025/26 marketing year, reinforcing market stability as the new crop cycle unfolds amid shifting supply dynamics.

The world looks closer at pulses/
World Pulses Day 2026 celebrations

Institutions, private companies and communities came together as WPD 2026 marked ten years since the International Year of Pulses, underscoring how far pulses have moved on the global food agenda. Through its “Look Closer” campaign, the Global Pulse Confederation encouraged consumers to rethink everyday food choices, while activities across regions highlighted pulses’ expanding role in nutrition, sustainability and food security.

A pulse trade puzzle for 2026/
Canadian overstock shock, Indian tariff concessions, and why we’re done with crashing prices

Brian Clancey, Owner of Stat Publishing, discusses the India/US trade concessions, Canada’s immense overstocks, and why he thinks depressed pulse prices have finally hit their bottom.

Canada–China trade breakthrough/
pea tariffs lifted after Beijing talks bear fruit

Negotiations between the Canadian and Chinese governments have led to a bilateral agreement to remove and reduce various import tariffs, including a 100% tariff on Canadian pea imports to China. We continue the story here, giving insights from key industry players in both countries.

Pulses enter the USA–India trade conversation/
Tariffs, trade data, and the narrative gap

As negotiations around a long-pending USA–India trade agreement continue, pulses have unexpectedly emerged as a point of discussion. Media coverage has framed India’s 30% import tariff on pulses—particularly yellow peas—as a trade measure directed at the United States, with several reports suggesting the move risks derailing broader bilateral talks. But a closer examination presents a more nuanced picture.

Could diplomacy break Canada’s pea deadlock with China?/
A high-stakes visit to Beijing

After retaliatory tariffs were placed on Canadian peas last March, the Canadian government is now beginning talks to restore the trade of peas and canola. Some political groundwork has been laid out, but it remains a long path to bilateral agreement. Canadian agriculture eagerly awaits the results of this, the nations’ second diplomatic meeting in five months.

From nutrition to function/
Is fermentation science unlocking new value pathways for pulses?

Fermentation is often associated with tradition, not transformation. Yet new scientific work suggests this ancient process may become one of the most precise tools for reshaping how pulses perform — nutritionally, functionally and, ultimately, commercially. Is innovation in pulses shifting from trend-led storytelling to science-backed changes that can be measured, repeated and scaled?

Huge crop in Canada/
Big yields, bigger carryouts

StatsCan’s final MY 2025/26 numbers delivered a shock: yields across peas, lentils and chickpeas came in well above expectations. In a year marked by intense competition, muted demand and geopolitical headwinds, the scale of this harvest raises a tougher question — not how much was produced, but how much can realistically be moved?

The 2025 fiber revolution/
And why pulses are starring it

Fiber is no longer just a nutritionist’s talking point: it has quickly become a commercial asset. As health agencies and research institutions elevate the role of dietary fiber in chronic-disease prevention, the nutrient is shaping product development, ingredient sourcing, and the way pulses are positioned in the marketplace. For traders and marketing specialists alike, fiber is emerging as a trait that can reshape buyer expectations — and expand the value story of pulses across food categories.

Could India impose a higher lentil import duty?/
Separating rumor from reality

We addressed the speculation around India placing a 30% duty on imported lentils, canvassing views from across the trade. Is a duty really on the horizon, and what would its repercussions be? We asked industry insiders to give us their views.

Lentils Update/
GPC members-only webinar

Join GPC’s members-only webinar, Lentils Update, on Wednesday, December 3, at 11 am GMT. Discover the latest insights on harvest updates, trade estimates, oversupply impacts, India’s purchasing trends, and short-term price outlooks across India, Türkiye, Canada, and Australia.

“With mung prices 30% above black matpe, I expect mung production to be higher”/
Myanmar’s pulse seedings in 7 key facts

Shyam Narsaria of Arvee International offers an update on the seedings for Myanmar’s most important pulse cycle. He talks black matpe, a good year for green mung, and how India’s import duty is good news for the pigeon pea trade.

Monsoon turns against India’s pigeon pea/
Yet policy keeps doors open

Prolonged and intense rainfall across India’s pigeon pea–growing heartland has left widespread damage in its wake, forcing analysts to slash production forecasts for the 2025–26 season. National output could drop by nearly 20 percent from last year — tightening supplies, firming prices, and likely extending India’s reliance on duty-free imports well into 2026.

India’s yellow pea debate intensifies/
Ministries split over import policy and farm protection

India’s ministries are divided on yellow pea imports. While Agriculture pushes for higher duties to shield farmers, Consumer Affairs argues that imports help tame food inflation. The standoff could shape prices and trade flows through 2026.

Pulse ingredients are sparking back/
Market growth, segmentation, and the rising role of certified supply chains

The ingredients sector is no longer a side note to the pulses trade. It’s becoming a cornerstone of the plant-based and clean-label movement. With demand accelerating across regions and applications, the opportunity is vast — but the future will reward those who can combine scale with credibility: security, quality, functionality, and certified transparency.

Black matpe at a crossroads/
Weak demand meets an uncertain outlook

The global urad market, like much of the broader pulses sector, has been under pressure. Prices have followed a downward trend as demand remains subdued, with yellow peas substituting for many other pulses due to their exceptionally low cost. Recent heavy rains in parts of India briefly lifted prices, but values eased once again — underscoring how fragile sentiment is.

Weather report/
September 11-18

North Dakota beans ‘hit hard’ by frost, Canadian prairies see harvest delays, and Indian pulses feel the pain of excess rain – this is the week in weather in the pulse-producing zones.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Tim McGreevy — USA Overview

From rebranding the national council to outlining fresh production forecasts for peas, lentils, chickpeas, and beans, McGreevy’s keynote spotlighted America’s pulse industry and its ambitions to double output and consumption. Tune in for the full update from the CEO of USA Pulses.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Keynote U Soe Win Maung — Myanmar Overview

Myanmar remains a crucial supplier of black gram, mung, and pigeon peas. In this keynote, Myanmar Pulses, Beans, and Sesame Merchants Association’s Maung offers a comprehensive update on production, exports, and how China and India continue to shape the country’s pulse trade.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Innovation & Technology in focus

From the digital agriculture revolution and AI-powered platforms to China’s expanding pea protein industry and the rise of plant-based ecosystems, this session highlighted the breakthroughs reshaping production, markets, and consumer choices. Watch the full set of talks here.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Lifting the lid on lentils

The lentils panel dissected the policies, crops, and trade pressures currently shaping global dynamics: Australia’s weather-driven recovery, India’s chana and pigeon pea influence, Russia’s tight stocks, Türkiye’s export ban… Explore the full exchange for all the insights.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Cracking the dry peas code

From Canada’s struggles with closed Chinese access to Russia’s expanding acreage, India’s shifting import window, and China’s heavy reliance on Russian supply, the dry peas panel offered a sweeping view of the challenges and opportunities reshaping global trade. Catch the full panel recording here.

The US pulse panorama/
Shifting fortunes in 2025

Columbia Grain CEO Jeff Van Pevenage breaks down the season’s key trends: resilient Montana lentils, softer pea trade with India and China, and steady gains for chickpeas.

“China’s pulse industry will continue to attract foreign clients—and build new partnerships”/
Insights from Cao Derong

Pea consumption is diversifying but remains sensitive to trade shifts, quality, and policy. From deep processing to feed, CFNA president unpacks where Chinese demand is heading—and how global players can stay in the game.

TRADE TALKS

The 2026/27 global pulse market in numbers/
Production, stocks and trade across major production centres

We sat down with Brian Clancey of Stat Publishing to run the numbers on this season’s global pulse market. He talks us through a smaller North American crop, trade doubts on StatCan’s lentil carryout, and how Canada and Russia are competing for Chinese and Indian pea demand.

Russian pea and chickpea outlook 2026/
Smaller crops, big stocks, and a scramble for safe shipping

Rustam Guliev, commodity trader at Top Grain, sat down to talk us through a difficult season for Russian pulses — attacks on Novorossiysk’s grain terminals and the closure of the Sea of Azov have left the southern ports almost unusable since August. We discussed this year’s downsized peas, chickpeas and lentils, the old-crop stocks building up on farms, and how China remains a market Russia can reliably supply.

Ukraine’s large pea crop faces stiff competition and challenges/
“A EUR 20–30 per MT difference in logistics costs can change an export transaction’s commercial viability”

Ukraine’s growers produced a large pea crop this year, but fallout from the ongoing war has created transportation and supply chain issues that have weakened the competitiveness of their exports. Lika Khoptyanets of Exim Asia/ Agroleader discusses the complexities of this scenario and what the future may hold.

Ethiopian pulses 2026/
Red beans move south, chickpeas struggle on price, and the Red Sea crisis keeps exporters guessing

Tewodros Yilma of Valam Global Trading joined us to talk through Ethiopia's pulse export picture this year. We discussed a steady, high-quality white pea bean harvest, a shift in red kidney beans to Kenya, China's growing role in mung, and the uncertainty of ongoing Red Sea disruption.

Canada's pulse outlook 2026/
Lentils shrink, a September deluge swamps chickpeas, and global supply holds firm

Marlene Boersch joined us to talk through Canada's smaller pea and lentil harvest and its ripple effects across the global pulse trade. We discussed a weather-disrupted season, why the market's oversupply fears may be overdone, and the pressure canola and wheat prices could put on next year's pulse acres.

Myanmar's pulse outlook in 2026/27/
Solid seedings, shaky shipping, and a tur shortage on the horizon

We sat down to chat with Shyam Narsaria of Arvee international to discuss Myanmar’s pulse expectations this year. He talks us through a strong harvest ahead for mung and black matpe, and a healthy demand picture for pigeon peas after moisture impacts India’s Kharif cycle.

The global pea trade equation is changing/
North America bounces back as Russia competes and China's appetite returns

Mike Anderson, President of Anderson Northwest, shares his take on the North American pea market and the shifting dynamics between the big global players in 2026/27. He explains where stocks really stand after a summer of tight supply, why this harvest looks set to deliver after years of weather setbacks, and the quality edge that keeps one key Chinese market coming back for US peas time after time.

Tanzania's 2026 pulses season/
A slow start, a reshaped Gulf trade, and a maturing exchange

Tanzania's pulses trade is heading into its 2026 harvest later — and in some cases lighter — than usual, according to Samir Esmail, Director at Afrisian Ginning. He discusses the season's progress, the evolving Tanzania Mercantile Exchange (TMX), and the knock-on effects of Gulf shipping disruption on the country's mung bean trade.

The dry peas puzzle/
What's Argentina's next chapter in China's pea market?

Can the country secure its role in one of the world's most competitive demand hubs? Ahead of the Qingdao Pulses Congress, we spoke with Fede Castellini of Southern Seeds Production, one of Argentina's key pea suppliers to China. He discusses stocks, planting intentions, the competitive edge, and what traders can gain from meeting in Qingdao.

Russian pulses in 2026/
Tariff benefits, the upcoming squeeze on acres, and why the Middle East conflict has yet to impact prices

Sergey Pluzhnikov, CEO of Russian Pulses Analytics, shares a picture of Russian pulses as we move into the seeding season. We cover the impact of the ongoing conflict in Iran, the tariff-triggered shift in Chinese pea demand, and what to expect from Russian pulse acres as seedings enter their initial stages.

Pakistan’s recalibration/
Adjusting import flows and the path to 500,000 tons of domestic supply

Muhammad Ahmed of AWAM outlines Pakistan’s stabilizing pulses market — from critically low 15,000-ton desi inventories to a 51,000-ton yellow pea influx, evolving kabuli import origins, and emerging price windows likely to define the remainder of the season.

Argentinian pulses bounce back/
An alubia, pea and mung panorama for 2025/26

We sat down to chat with Horacio Fragola, Founder of Alicampo, to look at an improved year for pulse yields after consecutive years of drought. We talk about the upcoming pea crop, mung seeding expectations, and Mexico’s move to return a duty imported Argentinian beans.

A landmark December harvest/
Argentina’s green pea production reaches new heights

Argentina is on track to deliver its largest green pea crop ever this December, with production projected to hit 264,000 tons—an estimate shared by analyst Adrian Poletti, who points to expanded acreage as the key driver behind this extraordinary surge.

India declares 30% tariff on yellow peas/
Where does this leave the key yellow pea players?

The sudden 30% tariff on yellow pea imports into India creates questions around the future of yellow pea prices, availability for other importers, and the repercussions for big pea producers – will the tariff disturb a crucial stream of exports? We spoke with industry experts to understand the impact this duty could have on key market players.

Premium lentil buyer, strong all-round consumer, and a future keystone of African logistics/
A local’s guide to the Moroccan market with Mohamed Rai

We sat down to talk to the Founder of Terranex, Mohamed Rai, to get a deep dive on the Moroccan pulse market. He discussed the premium needs of Moroccan consumers, his knowledge of Middle Eastern destinations, and his country’s future as a thriving hub of African logistics.

Weak global demand, a colossal Canadian crop, and Russian peas ‘hit a ceiling’/
Shifting trends in North American pulses

ADM’s Orion Roy-Wright discusses the North American harvests and unpacks the forces shaping today’s pulse markets — from smaller U.S. bean volumes and Canada’s record-breaking pea yields to fierce Russian competition and faltering global demand. With oversupply building across continents and key buyers stepping back, 2025 could redefine trade flows across the pulse world.

“China isn’t a market we’ll have this year and lose the next/
they’re opening the door to Argentine peas long-term”

Federico Castellini of Southern Seed Production on being Argentina’s largest pea exporter, a big jump in pea acres, and a strong future for Argentinian peas in the Chinese market.

“China’s demand for Myanmar mung has been tremendously good/
We've exported 325 KMT over the last six months”

Shyam Narsaria of Arvee International shares what’s driving Myanmar’s pulse sector and what to expect in 2025—plus insights on China’s ever-growing appetite for mung, new suppliers entering the scene, and the critical role of pesticide compliance in export success.

Monsoon hopes, inflation battles, and why India will need a bigger desi buffer/
What to expect from Indian pulses in 2025

We sat down for a chat with Harsha Rai of Mayur Global to talk imports, chickpea prices, and get a big picture view of Indian pulses.

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Pulses Price Report/ Members-Only Access

India’s tur in focus/ Do rising prices signal a crisis for production?

India's kharif 2026/ Pigeon pea drought troubles, a record year for imports, and the ‘super’ El Niño threatening rabi prospects

Dry Peas Panel at Qingdao Pulses Congress/ Black Sea disruption puts a floor under prices

Huawei Yin at Qingdao Pulses Congress/ Turning pulses into higher-value ingredients

Lentils Panel at Qingdao Pulses Congress/ Logistics and Kazakhstan reshape global supply flows

Zhang Xiaoming at Qingdao Pulses Congress/ China’s shrinking bean crop points to rising import dependence

Meng Weihua at Qingdao Pulses Congress/ China’s pulse trade data — and where suppliers are gaining ground

Qingdao Pulses Congress 2026/ All panel presentations

India looks for resilience/ GPC and Consumer Affairs discuss supply, policy and trade

China's yellow pea imports in focus/ Russia, Canada, and the race to supply the world's biggest buyer

China imposes tariff on Canadian pea starch/ Dry pea trade holds firm—for now

More pulses, a healthier heart/ New findings strengthen the case for higher intakes

Super El Niño 2026/ Can crops ride out the heavy wave coming their way?

French pulses 2026/ Demand headwinds and record supply across yellow peas and faba beans

Pigeon Peas & Urad Panel at Pulses 26/ Supply growth meets uncertain demand

Dry Peas Panel at Pulses 26/ Demand takes center stage in a well-supplied market

Pulses drive sustainable nutrition goals in the updated Planetary Health Diet/ The new EAT–Lancet index highlights lentils, beans, peas and chickpeas

GPC Awards at Pulses 26/ PURIS and Ardent Mills were recognised for their innovation and sustainability impact

Canadian pea and lentils in 2026/ China reopens, India is calling, and ample seedings despite carry-in concerns

Canadian peas eye Mexico/ A blueprint for resilient trade

European Commission released preliminary field peas projections for MY 2026/27/ Regional shifts emerge

Ukraine’s yellow pea trade disrupted/ When price stops being enough

“Exporting became too unpredictable”/ A deep-dive into US yellow peas and chickpeas in 2025/26

Pakistan’s overlooked beans market/ Trade flows, regional demand and the cross-border effect

Pulse Atlas in focus/ Kazakhstan's lentils may cool after hot streak

USDA commits $75M to pulses in $263M purchase package/ A strategic signal for global trade

The world looks closer at pulses/ World Pulses Day 2026 celebrations

A pulse trade puzzle for 2026/ Canadian overstock shock, Indian tariff concessions, and why we’re done with crashing prices

Canada–China trade breakthrough/ pea tariffs lifted after Beijing talks bear fruit

Pulses enter the USA–India trade conversation/ Tariffs, trade data, and the narrative gap

Could diplomacy break Canada’s pea deadlock with China?/ A high-stakes visit to Beijing

From nutrition to function/ Is fermentation science unlocking new value pathways for pulses?

Huge crop in Canada/ Big yields, bigger carryouts

The 2025 fiber revolution/ And why pulses are starring it

Could India impose a higher lentil import duty?/ Separating rumor from reality

Lentils Update/ GPC members-only webinar

“With mung prices 30% above black matpe, I expect mung production to be higher”/ Myanmar’s pulse seedings in 7 key facts

Monsoon turns against India’s pigeon pea/ Yet policy keeps doors open

India’s yellow pea debate intensifies/ Ministries split over import policy and farm protection

Pulse ingredients are sparking back/ Market growth, segmentation, and the rising role of certified supply chains

Black matpe at a crossroads/ Weak demand meets an uncertain outlook

Weather report/ September 11-18

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Tim McGreevy — USA Overview

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Keynote U Soe Win Maung — Myanmar Overview

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Innovation & Technology in focus

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Lifting the lid on lentils

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Cracking the dry peas code

The US pulse panorama/ Shifting fortunes in 2025

“China’s pulse industry will continue to attract foreign clients—and build new partnerships”/ Insights from Cao Derong

TRADE TALKS

The 2026/27 global pulse market in numbers/ Production, stocks and trade across major production centres

Russian pea and chickpea outlook 2026/ Smaller crops, big stocks, and a scramble for safe shipping

Ukraine’s large pea crop faces stiff competition and challenges/ “A EUR 20–30 per MT difference in logistics costs can change an export transaction’s commercial viability”

Ethiopian pulses 2026/ Red beans move south, chickpeas struggle on price, and the Red Sea crisis keeps exporters guessing

Canada's pulse outlook 2026/ Lentils shrink, a September deluge swamps chickpeas, and global supply holds firm

Myanmar's pulse outlook in 2026/27/ Solid seedings, shaky shipping, and a tur shortage on the horizon

The global pea trade equation is changing/ North America bounces back as Russia competes and China's appetite returns

Tanzania's 2026 pulses season/ A slow start, a reshaped Gulf trade, and a maturing exchange

The dry peas puzzle/ What's Argentina's next chapter in China's pea market?

Russian pulses in 2026/ Tariff benefits, the upcoming squeeze on acres, and why the Middle East conflict has yet to impact prices

Pakistan’s recalibration/ Adjusting import flows and the path to 500,000 tons of domestic supply

Argentinian pulses bounce back/ An alubia, pea and mung panorama for 2025/26

A landmark December harvest/ Argentina’s green pea production reaches new heights

India declares 30% tariff on yellow peas/ Where does this leave the key yellow pea players?

Premium lentil buyer, strong all-round consumer, and a future keystone of African logistics/ A local’s guide to the Moroccan market with Mohamed Rai

Weak global demand, a colossal Canadian crop, and Russian peas ‘hit a ceiling’/ Shifting trends in North American pulses

“China isn’t a market we’ll have this year and lose the next/ they’re opening the door to Argentine peas long-term”

“China’s demand for Myanmar mung has been tremendously good/ We've exported 325 KMT over the last six months”

Monsoon hopes, inflation battles, and why India will need a bigger desi buffer/ What to expect from Indian pulses in 2025

Ramadan supplies, bulk vessel trades, and price trends shaping 2024-25/ A full update on Pakistani pulses

Pigeon peas market in India/ How could duty-free extension and self-sufficiency efforts reshape the landscape?

The yellow pea game/ As India’s next import move approaches, Canada weighs its strategy

“The Russian government has fixed export duty at 5% to increase pulse exports”/ But will it be profitable?

“Pulses probably wouldn’t be much affected”/ Brian Clancey on the possibility of US import taxes in 2025

“It will make sense for Brazil to continue working with India”/ G. Chandrashekar on Indian production and imports

Central American red and black beans/ A trader’s view on production, exports and consumption

Australian mung beans in 4 insights/ What factors led to increased production and where is the demand?