What to expect from Canada and the U.S. this marketing year, and how demand is shaping up in Mexico.

The fourth edition of the India Pulses and Grain Association’s webinar series examines the inner workings of India’s lentil market and the outlook for Canadian and Australian new crop lentils.

The healthcare-worker-turned-entrepreneur talks about the inspirations and innovations behind her plant-based bars made with local Canadian ingredients

The Chairman of Poortman officially retired at the end of October.

The EU intends to use its leadership in food safety and quality standards to effect change beyond its borders.

During the initial onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, black bean consumption spiked as panicked consumers cleared out store shelves ahead of national lockdowns.

The Pulses 2.0 Green Lentils Market Outlook session featured expert analysis by STATPub’s Brian Clancey.

With new crop peas, chickpeas and lentils recently harvested, what are the export expectations for 2020/21?

This year, with reduced production in India and Mexico, and lower seeding intentions in the U.S., Canada, Turkey and Russia, there was an expectation that market conditions would improve.

The panel addressed major aspects of both the supply and the demand side of the global pea balance sheet and highlighted changes from previous years.

Demand is the big question for the red lentil trade in 2020/21. Much depends on developments in India.

A recap of last week’s Pulse and Special Crops virtual sessions on beans, chickpeas, peas and lentils.

IGrain India’s Rahul Chauhan shares with GPC members his analysis on the current conditions of the pulse market in India.

Strong green pea prices generated grower excitement, but dry conditions curbed seeding intentions.

Last week event organizers created a virtual space for leading experts to share the latest developments in this growing sector

A combination of factors including COVID-19 impacts and policymaking have bolstered the country’s already strong masoor import market.

Area estimates and production projections for Canada and U.S. pea, lentil and chickpea crops.

As demand for pulses spikes around the world in reaction to the coronavirus, the GPC takes a closer look at the phenomenon in this major dry bean consuming region.

AGT Poortman Dennis Sivyer talks about his experience sourcing product during the coronavirus outbreak.

At a time of great market volatility, the GPC has assembled an expert panel of industry insiders from key origins and destinations.

Will kabuli chickpea prices turn around in 2020? Don’t get caught out in leftfield! Get the inside scoop from industry experts at Pulses 2020.

The global pea trade is in a state of flux as India pursues pulse self-sufficiency and new uses emerge.

Snow and rain made for a messy harvest in the major dry bean growing regions.

Despite challenging harvest conditions, the grading breakdown is not that far from the average.

A pilot program is in the works for 2020.

As October comes to a close, the pea and lentil harvests are nearly complete, and the bean harvest is past the halfway mark.

Rains are slowing the combines and eroding the quality of the pulse crops still out in the fields.

StatCan releases its first yield and production forecasts.

Food industry innovators, investors, researchers and policymakers gathered in San Francisco to share their visions for the future of food.

The pea harvest is underway in Canada’s Western Prairies. August weather conditions have been generally wet and cool.

How weather and market access issues set the stage for this year’s crop.

Inconsistent standards, zero tolerances and widespread misconceptions: the GPC’s MRL Committee has its hands full.

By Laurette Dubé, Bob Chapman, Jian Yun Nie & Shawn T. Brown

By Martin Chidwick

By Prof. Ashok Vishandass *

By Gordon Bacon

As part of a mission of the Ministry of Agro Industry to China, Argentina opened the Chinese market for fresh blueberries and dried peas by the signing health protocols with Chinese health authorities (AQSIQ).

By Ron Storey, Chair, Pulse Australia

By Faisal Anis Majeed Bombi’s Group

By Jamuna Prakash, Gordon Bacon and Laurette Dube

By Marcelo Eduardo Luders

by Martin Chidwick Red River Global, Canada

By Brian Clancey Editor, Stat Pub

By G. Chandrashekhar

By Pulse Canada

By Nidhi Nath Srinivas Chief Marketing Officer, NCDEX

By Brian Clancey STAT Publications

By Sundar Ramakrishnan Senior Vice President Trading Agrocorp International Pte. Ltd.

By Martin Chidwick Agrimonde, Cana

By G. Chandrashekhar

By Laurette Dubé and Gordon Bacon

By G. Chandrashekhar

By Brian Clancey Editor, STAT Publishing

By Laurette Dubé, Vilas Shirhatti, and Sushil K Chaturvedi

By Dr. Ashok Vishandass

The Agronegocios del Norte president explains how a variety of climate factors, from severe drought to early frosts, have dramatically altered previous production estimates.

STATPub’s founder tells the story behind his celebrated ag news website and talks lentils and about his participation at Pulses 2.0.

Ali Siddiqui recaps the growing season and discusses the market outlook for Canada’s chickpea crop.

Marlene Boersch, the co-founder and managing partner of Mercantile Consulting Venture, discusses her personal and professional background.

Mr. Awad provides GPC readers with a breakdown of Russia’s expanding pulse planted acreage.

Ray-Mont’s Vice President of Supply Chain Logistics on how the company has grown and changed hand in hand with Canada’s pulse industry.

AGT Foods’ COO discusses how the novel coronavirus might affect planting, trade and everyday operations in the world’s top pulse exporting nation.

How the world’s top pulse market is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

The company’s vice president for pea and new proteins talks pulses in the age of plant-based foods.

The early scoop on this year’s pulse crops from one of Canada’s leading pulse processors and exporters.

LeftField Commodity Research’s founder shares his expert analysis on the production and market prospects for this year’s crop.

Pulse Canada is the national industry association that represents Canadian pulse growers, processors and exporters.

Soon after he established his brokerage firm in 2010, Navneet decided he would focus on just one commodity: kabuli chickpeas.

Over the next four years, Canada will invest $153 million in plant protein R&D.

An Interview with Huseyin Arslan, GPC Outgoing President

Presenter: Nagul S. Naguleswaran, Ph.D. Senior Associate Scientist, Global Research & Technology Ingredion Incorporated.