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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.

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.

White Beans, Faba Beans & Lupins Panel at Pulses 26/
Weather risks and shifting supply shape market outlook

Experts are assessing supply prospects and pricing trends against a backdrop of drought concerns in the USA, changing acreage decisions in Argentina, evolving production dynamics in Egypt and Australia, and steady demand across key importing markets.

Risk Management Panel at Pulses 26/
Navigating uncertainty in an increasingly complex trade environment

Geopolitical tensions, shifting trade rules and stricter compliance expectations are adding new layers of complexity to the pulse business, reinforcing the value of strong relationships, market knowledge and sound commercial discipline.

Green & Brown Lentils panel at Pulses 26/
Large supplies keep pressure on the market

Strong production in North America, rising competition from the Black Sea region and comfortable inventories across key importing countries are creating a well-supplied global green and brown lentils market, with prices expected to remain under pressure despite steady consumption.

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.

Pulses 26 recap/
GPC & USA Pulses brought together the pulse value chain to discuss challenges and opportunities shaping today’s global landscape

Supply volatility, pressure on prices and shifting demand patterns dominated the discussions at the industry’s leading international gathering, once again placing pulses at the center of the conversation around global trade, food security and the future of our food systems.

Pulse Atlas in focus/
US black and pinto acres continue downward slide

2025/26 has been a year of depressed prices for black beans and pintos, after strong production filled global pipelines and key demand zones cooled their interest. The downward pressure on prices is sure to have consequences for this year's US acres – but just how big will the drop be?

India’s kharif output at risk/
Assessing the impact of a week monsoon

With rainfall projected at just 92% of the average, the upcoming season faces its toughest challenge in years. This deficiency threatens urad and tur yields, likely increasing import reliance to stabilize domestic prices.

A US pinto and black bean outlook for 2026/
Canadian competition, shifting Mexican demand, and drought concerns ahead of spring seedings

Sam Peck of Jack’s Bean International breaks down the inevitable downturn in acres, a drastic drop in Mexican demand, and the logistics ripples already being felt after a month of ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

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.

Pulse Atlas in focus/
LRKB acres in the Americas to rise in 2026

After turbulent years of supply swings, climate catastrophes, and rock-bottom prices, light red kidney beans (LRKB) acres in the US and Argentina look set to climb in 2026 — but rising natural gas costs caused by the Iranian conflict may squeeze European canning, tightening margins and dampening demand.

Conflict in the Middle East/
Strategic disruptions and the pulse trade in the crossfire

We can only speculate on how long this conflict will last, but its impact has already begun. Military action has disrupted logistics in the MENA corridor, with knock-on effects for the pulse trade. As the industry navigates rising freight surcharges and a tightening urea market, we analyze shifting flows, repercussions on price, and why the inherent resilience of pulses could protect them.

Pulse Atlas updates/
2026 desi chickpea production & prices, plus 30+ new market add-ons

As 2026 positioning gathers pace across global markets, price discovery is accelerating in key origins and destinations. This month, the Pulse Atlas adds 35 new entries spanning production, trade flows, and price insights across major crops and regions. Take a closer look!

Argentinian bean seeding/
Commodities could make gains in up-for-grabs acres

We sat down with Ivan Martin of Alimar to get an update ahead of the Argentinian bean seedings. He discussed the conditions ahead of the harvest, a bad year for black beans, and why commodity prices could see alubias lose ground.

NAFED holds 1.59 million tonnes of pulses/
Stocks are below buffer levels as procurement continues into 2025–26

Arrivals are progressing into the next marketing season, with procurement continuing across pulse categories and origins. Procurement spans domestic MSP buying and imports, while market prices across most pulse categories remain soft — a backdrop against which the new cycle is taking shape.

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.

Sri Lanka pulses outlook/
Import-led supply remains steady amid lower prices

Import dependence, disciplined buying, and stable consumption continue to define the country’s pulse trade despite shifting global conditions. Insights from Rajendren Gnanasambanthan, Managing Director of Gnanam Imports, on sourcing, procurement behaviour, and market sentiment.

The surprising faba bean boom/
how Australia's "massive" crop will impact the market

A surge of Australian supply has pumped up global volumes of faba beans, but what will this mean for Aussie farmers and their key destinations? We picked the brains of industry experts to find out more.

Lentils Update webinar recording/
Harvest realities, oversupply pressures, and India’s shifting demand

From record harvests to evolving import duties, the global lentils landscape is moving fast — and traders are recalibrating in real time. A region-by-region look at yield results, oversupply risks, India’s changing import policies, and what they mean for short-term lentil trade prospects.

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.

U.S. kabuli exports surge to Spain and Pakistan/
How are supply, quality, and shifting demand fueling record trade in 2025

Weaker domestic production in Spain and quality issues in Canada have redirected international demand toward U.S. origin, while competitive prices and reliable quality have consolidated its position. With record volumes expected by year-end, the U.S. kabuli trade is enjoying one of its strongest performances in recent years.

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.

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.

Canadian lentil estimates raised/
Just how high can this crop climb?

September brings a big jump in StatCan’s lentil crop estimate – but what will this mean in such a strong year in global supplies? Industry experts pick apart the latest news on Canada’s extra-large crop.

Beans in the Americas 2025/
Mexican stocks peak, US crops drop, and South America challenges the status quo

The 2024 bean crop was a step in the right direction for Mexico after a year of terrible drought. But is the hole in their stocks now filled? Will imports drop? We talk to industry experts in the USA, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil to get insider knowledge on expectations for supply, demand, and prices of North American black beans and pintos in 2025/2026.

Green lentils 2025-26/
Bumper crops, bearish prices?

The global green lentil market appears to be moving toward a season of oversupply, with expanding production in key origins adding to carryover stocks. Current indicators suggest that the 2025–26 cycle may leave exporters grappling with excess volumes — and tighter margins.

Kazakhstan's rise as a top lentil producer/
in 5 key facts

Kazakh lentils have dramatically emerged as a major force on the global stage, almost doubling production in just one year and winning market share from long-established giants. Here’s how this rapid ascent is reshaping trade flows from the Black Sea to the Middle East.

“We’re seeing both policy and market pull drive kidney bean acreage”/
David Chen weighs prices, policy—and imports ahead

The Managing Director of Nanjing Bonagro expects kidney bean acreage to grow in 2025 as strong prices and government support align—but also signals China may gradually open to South American black beans, driven by cost and supply dynamics.

The shifting prices of pigeon peas/
A closer look at a market correction

Tur dal prices plunged — and no one’s panicking. Why what looks like a collapse may just be a return to normal.

“Smartest buyer” China eyes yellow pea price dip, India cools as big pulse importers, and markets respond to global glut of chana/
An Indian pulse outlook

We sat down with Binod Agarwal of SGR Group to find out what to expect from Indian traders, a buyers’ market for desis, and why China will bide their time on yellow peas.

Pea trade with China booms, Brazilian competition looms, and beans bounce back/
Argentina’s 2025 pulse trade in focus

We sat down with Matías Macera of Desdelsur to discuss the 2025 bean harvest and assess the ups and downs of a tumultuous year in world pulses, including Argentina’s big moves in pea exports to China.

Aussie desi chickpeas 2025/
Big yields, tough questions

With India cooling and rivals stepping in, exporters brace for impact. As buyers hesitate and prices soften, how will Australia move 1.9 million tons?

Price concerns, acreage shifts, and stiff competition from southern neighbors/
Sizing up the 2025 US dry bean season

Sam Peck of Jack’s Bean International shares his take on this year’s US dry bean seedings—from planting intentions and market headwinds to tariff tensions and mounting pressure from South American producers.

India’s pulse imports projected to surge beyond 6.7 million tons/
Rising demand and supply gaps fuel record trade

Driven by high demand, domestic shortfalls, and price controls, in 2024-25 India is set to import more than triple the volume seen four years ago — with yellow peas leading and exporters watching closely.

Tariffs on pulses/
How policy shifts in the USA, China, and India are reshaping global trade

Recent tariff changes by big industry players are reshaping global trade flows and pricing for peas, lentils, and chickpeas. Gaurav Jain of AgPulse Analytica recaps the rapidly evolving landscape.

More than 50% drop in India’s pulse buffer stock/
Will procurement efforts be enough to stabilize the market?

With Rabi crops boosting chickpea and lentil production, the government’s procurement strategy will be key to replenishing buffer stocks and stabilizing supply—and prices.

Decoding India’s pulse market/
Supply shocks, trade impact, and the push for stability

India’s massive pulse imports in 2024 led to global price fluctuations, liquidity crises, and trade disputes. With volatility and policy shifts shaking markets, how can India create a stable pulse supply chain?

India market trends report/
February 10 to February 15

As the duty-free import deadline for yellow peas approaches, the uncertainty is reflected in prices. Read on to know all the updates and key factors influencing trade.

Is a comeback on the cards?/
6 insights into Argentina’s 2025 bean seedings

We sat down to chat with Ivan Martin of Alimar to discuss Argentina’s bean crop this year. Ivan talks optimism after a tough 2024, favorable prices, and why he’s keeping a keen eye on the weather.

Pulses Price Report/
Weekly Update

Get an update on the latest pulse prices for red and green lentils, yellow peas, desi & kabuli chickpeas, green peas, black matpe, and pigeon peas.

Australian Desi Chickpea Prices/
Pulse Atlas insights into three-month trends

We take a look over the last few months of Australian desi chickpea prices, with Pulse Atlas insights based on up-to-date trade information

India lentil prices/
Sluggish demand, prices fall further

Igrain India reports on the impact on prices of good availability of lentils thanks to a stronger domestic crop and increased imports last season.

Yellow pea prices/
Pulse Atlas insights into three-month trends

Pulse Atlas price charts show the last three months of Canadian and Russian yellow peas. Based on trade reports, we draw some conclusions.

North America Peas & Lentils Update/
GPC members-only webinar

Join GPC’s members-only event, the North America Peas & Lentils Update on Thursday, September 5 at 12pm GMT. Learn more about the 2024 pea and lentil production & quality in the USA and Canada, pea exports to China, export flows & logistics, prices, and much more!

Global lentil markets in 2024/
Are we heading towards an oversupply?

In this article, AgPulse Analytica looks at the crop outlook in the world’s major lentil producers and what a potential glut situation will mean for markets.

GPC East Africa Pulses Update webinar recording/
Now available for members only

Missed the action at the East Africa Pulses webinar? Catch up now with the recording, available exclusively for GPC members.

Turkish export quotas update/
Chickpeas almost double, red lentils limited; green lentils & white beans closed

The Turkish government today announced its updated export quotas for lentils, chickpeas and white beans. Dr. Andac Kolukisa gives us the lowdown, sharing his insights into the news.

India kharif pulse sowing update/
Igrain reports tremendous increase in planted area of kharif crops

Rahul Chauhan on the increased sowing area of pulse crops in the Kharif season, particularly pigeon pea (tur) and black matpe (urad).

East Africa Pulses Update/
Free webinar

Join GPC’s free online event, the East Africa Pulses Update on Wednesday, July 24 at 12pm GMT. Learn more about the production and quality of pigeon peas, desis and mung beans, export volumes and logistics, demand from India, prices, and much more!

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A Mexican bean outlook 2026/27/
State market meddling, big acre decreases, and a cooling import picture

With oversupplied markets, government interventions, and a bruised supply chain, Mexico's bean sector is navigating a complicated commercial cycle, with projected reductions in bean acres. We sat down with Mexican market expert, Felipe Sandoval, to find out what to expect for the rest of 2026.

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.

“Acreage may create the headlines, but in the end, it is yields that create prices”/
Harsha Rai on India’s rabi crop and falling import needs

The head and owner of Mayur Global shares her rabi expectations, pre-Ramadan availability, and why this year could see a significant downturn in India’s pulse imports.

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.

2025/26 Brazilian bean outlook/
A record year, softening prices, and a disappearing Mexican market

Najla Souza of the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses IBRAFE discusses a big year for exports, first bean crop seedings, and why farmers may step back from beans in a year of strong supply.

Can Canada find a home for its plentiful pulse stocks?/
Analyzing the Canadian pea and lentil outlook

Pulse market analyst Marlene Boersch of Mercantile Consulting Venture talks us through the promise and problems of the Canadian harvest, Indian and Chinese tariffs, and a downward trend in pulse and commodity prices.

A Mexican bean harvest update/
“Our producers have a problem: when the crop is bad, they lose out, but when it’s good – like this year – they still lose out!”

Independent bean industry consultant Vicente Mendoza discusses the Mexican harvest, the challenge of weak prices, and how farmers can’t win – even in a year of stellar yields.

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.

Argentina’s chickpeas: higher than expected, still below last year/
A Cautious optimism in a challenging season

Argentina’s chickpea harvest for 2025/26 is showing modest gains over early forecasts, according to Matías Macera of DDS Desdelsur — but with production still lower than last year, the outlook remains guarded amid unprofitable prices and tight moisture conditions.

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.

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.

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

With preparations for Ramadan —when pulse consumption doubles— in full swing, abundant supply is tightening liquidity and driving down local prices. Faisal Bumbia of Bombi’s Group provides an outlook on Pakistan’s market dynamics.

Turkish lentils survive drought scare and the potential of a new Syria/
An update on Turkish pulses in 2025

Mehmet Sonmez of Armada Foods shares an outlook on the Turkish pulse market ahead of its upcoming lentil harvest. He talks us through changes to trade dynamics, hopes for the harvest, and whether Turkish traders will benefit from regime change in neighbouring Syria.

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

Pulses Price Report/ Members-Only Access

White Beans, Faba Beans & Lupins Panel at Pulses 26/ Weather risks and shifting supply shape market outlook

Risk Management Panel at Pulses 26/ Navigating uncertainty in an increasingly complex trade environment

Green & Brown Lentils panel at Pulses 26/ Large supplies keep pressure on the market

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

Pulses 26 recap/ GPC & USA Pulses brought together the pulse value chain to discuss challenges and opportunities shaping today’s global landscape

Pulse Atlas in focus/ US black and pinto acres continue downward slide

India’s kharif output at risk/ Assessing the impact of a week monsoon

A US pinto and black bean outlook for 2026/ Canadian competition, shifting Mexican demand, and drought concerns ahead of spring seedings

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

Pulse Atlas in focus/ LRKB acres in the Americas to rise in 2026

Conflict in the Middle East/ Strategic disruptions and the pulse trade in the crossfire

Pulse Atlas updates/ 2026 desi chickpea production & prices, plus 30+ new market add-ons

Argentinian bean seeding/ Commodities could make gains in up-for-grabs acres

NAFED holds 1.59 million tonnes of pulses/ Stocks are below buffer levels as procurement continues into 2025–26

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

Sri Lanka pulses outlook/ Import-led supply remains steady amid lower prices

The surprising faba bean boom/ how Australia's "massive" crop will impact the market

Lentils Update webinar recording/ Harvest realities, oversupply pressures, and India’s shifting demand

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

U.S. kabuli exports surge to Spain and Pakistan/ How are supply, quality, and shifting demand fueling record trade in 2025

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

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

Canadian lentil estimates raised/ Just how high can this crop climb?

Beans in the Americas 2025/ Mexican stocks peak, US crops drop, and South America challenges the status quo

Green lentils 2025-26/ Bumper crops, bearish prices?

Kazakhstan's rise as a top lentil producer/ in 5 key facts

“We’re seeing both policy and market pull drive kidney bean acreage”/ David Chen weighs prices, policy—and imports ahead

The shifting prices of pigeon peas/ A closer look at a market correction

“Smartest buyer” China eyes yellow pea price dip, India cools as big pulse importers, and markets respond to global glut of chana/ An Indian pulse outlook

Pea trade with China booms, Brazilian competition looms, and beans bounce back/ Argentina’s 2025 pulse trade in focus

Aussie desi chickpeas 2025/ Big yields, tough questions

Price concerns, acreage shifts, and stiff competition from southern neighbors/ Sizing up the 2025 US dry bean season

India’s pulse imports projected to surge beyond 6.7 million tons/ Rising demand and supply gaps fuel record trade

Tariffs on pulses/ How policy shifts in the USA, China, and India are reshaping global trade

More than 50% drop in India’s pulse buffer stock/ Will procurement efforts be enough to stabilize the market?

Decoding India’s pulse market/ Supply shocks, trade impact, and the push for stability

India market trends report/ February 10 to February 15

Is a comeback on the cards?/ 6 insights into Argentina’s 2025 bean seedings

Pulses Price Report/ Weekly Update

Australian Desi Chickpea Prices/ Pulse Atlas insights into three-month trends

India lentil prices/ Sluggish demand, prices fall further

Yellow pea prices/ Pulse Atlas insights into three-month trends

North America Peas & Lentils Update/ GPC members-only webinar

Global lentil markets in 2024/ Are we heading towards an oversupply?

GPC East Africa Pulses Update webinar recording/ Now available for members only

Turkish export quotas update/ Chickpeas almost double, red lentils limited; green lentils & white beans closed

India kharif pulse sowing update/ Igrain reports tremendous increase in planted area of kharif crops

East Africa Pulses Update/ Free webinar

TRADE TALKS

A Mexican bean outlook 2026/27/ State market meddling, big acre decreases, and a cooling import picture

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

“Acreage may create the headlines, but in the end, it is yields that create prices”/ Harsha Rai on India’s rabi crop and falling import needs

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

2025/26 Brazilian bean outlook/ A record year, softening prices, and a disappearing Mexican market

Can Canada find a home for its plentiful pulse stocks?/ Analyzing the Canadian pea and lentil outlook

A Mexican bean harvest update/ “Our producers have a problem: when the crop is bad, they lose out, but when it’s good – like this year – they still lose out!”

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

Argentina’s chickpeas: higher than expected, still below last year/ A Cautious optimism in a challenging season

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

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

Turkish lentils survive drought scare and the potential of a new Syria/ An update on Turkish pulses in 2025

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

“Desis have definitely been the hot commodity this year!”/ A full roundup of Australia’s record-breaking crop

“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?

Brazilian pulse exports to China and 2024 bean production/ 7 insights with Arbaza’s Eduardo Balestreri

Mexican beans and chickpeas in 2024/ Sahid Hernandez on the impact of drought and a fluctuating peso

India desi chickpea & lentil imports, prices and demand/ 9 insights with Sahil Agarwal

Uzbekistan’s mung bean harvest/ 7 insights with Sofia Agro

Desi Chickpea Import Situation in Pakistan/ 4 insights from GPC members

UK faba beans and peas/ 5 questions with Franek Smith of Wherry & Sons Limited

“I expect China will come back strong”/ Skane Group on green mung, white beans and the European market