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Kazakhstan’s lentil surge/
A rising force reshaping global trade flows

Backed by a crop approaching 700 KMT and record early-season exports, Kazakhstan is now exerting competitive pressure on traditional suppliers across Turkey, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond — with clear signals that global trade flows are shifting.

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.

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.

The Aussie pulse harvest so far/
in 8 key facts

Australian pulse expert Peter Wilson discusses the ongoing Aussie harvest—well-timed rains, the impact of Indian duties, and his market expectations given the packed pulse pipeline.

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, Turkey, 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.

Mastering the GPC Pulses Contract No. 1 webinar recording/
From dispute resolution to real-world cases

When contractual misunderstandings turn into disputes, how can traders resolve them efficiently and avoid costly mistakes? In this webinar exclusive for GPC members, Jonathan Waters, General Counsel at GAFTA, unpacked key clauses and offered practical advice on how to prevent, handle, and learn from contract-related conflicts.

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.

Redefining the pulse plate/
How a UK push is shifting the narrative in developed markets

The campaign “Bang in Some Beans,” launched today, is a clear signal that demand can be reframed, offering clues on how to shift consumer habits in high-income markets where pulses have long sat on the margins — and a model that could influence trade, processing, and long-term consumption well beyond their borders.

Import imbalance/
Why Pakistan’s mung bean imports rose sharply in 2024 and early 2025

Maisam Ali looks at market data and talks to traders to get the lowdown on the spike in Pakistan’s mung bean imports in 2024 and the first half of this year.

Pulse shipping in focus/
5 of the best and worst of this year’s pulse logistics

In a globally connected system of logistics, every swing in fortunes leaves winners and losers – it can be smooth sailing or rough seas for pulse traders, depending on the year. To get a balanced perspective, we spoke to industry insiders to cover a mix of the positives and negatives of shipping in 2025.

North American Beans & Chickpeas webinar recording/
Mixed weather, shifting demand, and tightening margins

From drought-stressed fields in the U.S. Pacific Northwest to Canada’s expanding chickpea acreage and Mexico’s strong bean harvest, top industry voices shared insights into the 2024/25 pulse season across North America. Catch the highlights and watch the full recording.

Welcome to the era of Asia-Pacific’s pulse-powered reinvention/
The next food revolution is here

More than half of humanity lives in the region that now holds the power to reshape how — and what — the planet eats. The latest research positions Asia-Pacific not as a follower of global trends but as the hot spot defining what comes next for food systems transformation, linking public health, climate resilience, and cultural innovation like never before.

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.

Inside India’s six-year mission for self-sufficiency/
In 7 key facts

India has unveiled its ambitious plan to achieve self-sufficiency in pulses, marking one of the most significant interventions in the sector in recent years. The Mission for Aatmanirbharta in Pulses, approved by the Union Cabinet in the first week of October 2025, will run from 2025–26 to 2030–31 with a financial outlay of INR 11,440 crore. Here’s all you need to know.

North American Beans & Chickpeas Update/
GPC members-only webinar

Join GPC’s members-only webinar, North American Beans & Chickpeas Update, on Wednesday, October 22, at 3 pm GMT (8 am Sinaloa / Washington State). Discover the latest insights on production, trade flows, tariffs, and short-term market outlooks across Mexico, the USA, and Canada.

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.

Desi chickpeas webinar recording/
Markets brace for policy, production, and pricing shifts

From Tanzania’s auction-driven exports and India’s delicate balance of domestic supply and import needs, to Australia’s bumper harvest outlook and Pakistan’s Ramadan-driven demand after flood disruptions, we gathered top industry voices to decode the forces shaping the global desi chickpeas market. Get the takeaways, watch the recording!

An Ethiopian pulse outlook in 8 key facts/
“Strong supplies this year will limit upside on price”

Tewodros Yilma of exporter Valam Global Trading PLC discusses the Red Sea crisis, an African free trade alliance, and how to protect profit in a year of abundant global supply.

The amazing rise of plant-powered meat in India/
Testing innovation beyond the pulse bag

Indian consumers are putting higher-value, protein-forward foods made from pulses to the test — kebabs, nuggets, even biryani-ready proteins. Taste and price remain challenges, but could this quiet experiment in one of the world’s biggest pulse buyers redefine demand, formats, and trade flows across the globe?

Desi Chickpeas Update/
GPC members-only webinar

Join GPC’s members-only webinar, Desi Chickpeas Update, on Tuesday, September 30, at 10 am GMT (3:30 pm India / 8 pm Australia). Discover the latest insights on production, pricing, flood impact, trade flows, and short-term market outlooks across India, Pakistan, Australia, and Tanzania.

Global pulses market tariffs in 2025/
Non-exhaustive list of import and export regulations

A structured overview of current tariffs and import regulations on pulses and related agricultural products across major global markets as they stand, covering import duties, restrictions, quotas, and special trade agreements affecting international pulse trade.

Global red lentils/
The 2025/26 outlook

Rising output in some regions, declines in others — and importers weighing their next moves. With supply shifts and duty risks putting pressure on global balance, how could trade uncertainties shape the year ahead?

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.

The new wave in pulse forecasting/
Can AI outsmart chaos in commodity markets?

From droughts to sudden duty shifts, pulses are notoriously hard to predict. AI now promises sharper forecasts by processing thousands of signals — pulling in everything from satellite rainfall to farmer WhatsApp chatter. But the bigger question looms: who gets to benefit, and who risks being left behind?

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Jiaying Hu — DMCC Corporate Presentation

The UAE has positioned itself as a strategic trade hub for pulses. In this keynote, Hu highlights Dubai’s growing role in global supply chains and the opportunities for exporters looking to tap into Middle East demand.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Pietro Schisler — Brazil Overview

From cariocas to black beans, Brazil’s diverse crop mix is making waves in world trade. Schisler’s keynote peeled back the layers on supply, demand, and why Brazil is becoming impossible to ignore on the global stage.

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/
Keynote Eduard Zernin — Russia Overview

Russia’s role in global pulses is shifting fast, from production dynamics to trade flows. Catch keynote Eduard Zernin, Chairman of the Board of Bio-Ton Agricorp, for insights on how sanctions, markets, and strategies are reshaping the country’s export story.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Mapping China’s pulse power

Peas, mung beans, adzuki, lentils, and much more: the China Overview took a deep dive into one of the world’s most influential pulses markets. With shifting trade patterns, booming processing industries, and evolving consumer demand, the session offered precious insights into a market that everyone is watching — and eager to be part of.

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, Turkey’s export ban… Explore the full exchange for all the insights.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
All things chickpea

The chickpeas panel unpacked the fast-shifting dynamics of global supply and trade, including Russia’s record output, India’s strong export pace, Canada’s rising acreage and China’s emerging demand. Dive into the full session for a deep look at where the market is heading.

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/
Global beans outlook

Argentina’s bid to bounce back; Brazil’s shifting acreage; Canada’s rising production; Ethiopia’s expanding exports… The beans panel in Shanghai mapped out the diverse dynamics shaping trade in 2025. Catch the full panel recording here.

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.

Shanghai Pulses Congress 2025/
Complete presentations package

Start reliving Shanghai’s landmark gathering! Catch up on the insights, from global trade outlooks and innovation breakthroughs to China’s market deep dive. Download the full set of speaker and panel presentations, available exclusively to GPC members.

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.

A black matpe boom, a softening in black beans/
and high hopes for the Chinese market

Pietro Schisler of Arbaza talks us through the year in Brazilian pulses, and how the South American pulse powerhouse is adapting to shifting markets.

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.

“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.

China’s light speckled kidney beans/
The quiet revolution in global pulses

This year’s production is estimated at around 75,000 tons, and the pace shows no signs of slowing. Behind the numbers lies a story of smart moves, rising standards, and supportive policy.

“We’re not just trading — we’re transforming”/
Why Singapore doubles down on innovation, trade, and sustainability

From global carbon markets to AI-powered growth and cutting-edge food labs, Singapore is positioning itself as the pulse industry’s next big launchpad. Amreeta Eng, Executive Director at Enterprise Singapore, lays out how the city-state is emerging as a leading hub for sustainable protein and new global demand.

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.

Policy & sustainability roundup/
June 2025

In case you missed it: from climate conferences and trade developments to nutrition advocacy and industry innovation, here’s a roundup of the major developments shaping the pulse sector last month.

“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.

7 Quick-fire facts on the Turkish pulse harvest/
From supply strength to transit trade

Yusuf Memis of Bashan Agro gives us a rundown on Turkey’s lentil and chickpea outlook. He discusses a strong year on the supply side, production estimates — and how price dynamics are shaping both domestic and transit trade.

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?

India extends free yellow pea import policy until March 2026/
What does it really mean?

Late on Friday night, India time, May 30th, 2025, the Government of India dropped a notification that’s making ripples across global agri-markets. The free import policy for yellow peas has been extended to March 31st, 2026. Now, on paper, it may seem like a routine extension. But if you look closely, this move might be more strategic than it appears.

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Egyptian pulses in 2025/26/
Expanding acres, white bean seedings, and a slow year for lentil reexports

Mahmoud Mohamed of Al Amir talks all things Egypt — its booming bean acres, a governmental pulse push, and why this year may see slow business for red lentil exports.

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.

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.

Record imports, scarce labor, and a refried bean renaissance/
A Central American deep dive

Alejandro Leloir, Owner & Lead Trader of New World Trading and bean industry expert, discusses the second Central American bean harvest, a steady rise in imports, and how migrating workers have left the region lacking in labor.

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.

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.

The Aussie crop in 9 key facts/
“Chickpea harvests in the Darling Downs could be delayed two or three weeks due to moisture”

Abhishek Kotkar, Director of Australian pulse exporter Gold Star International, discusses rain effects, the reticence of Indian traders, and where bumper global stocks go in an increasingly bearish market.

India is facing a year of contrasts/
“The coming months promise to be anything but ordinary”

India’s 2025 season tells a complex tale of weather disruptions, shifting farmer choices, policy signals and cautious market sentiment. Harsha Rai of Mayur Global sets the strategic scene for the six months ahead, when the country’s decisions on when and how much to import can redraw trade flows — overnight.

“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.

Inside Tanzania’s growing role in global pulses/
“TMX has brought structure and accountability to the agri market”

Fahad Nahdi of SM Holdings discusses how the Tanzania Market Exchange is reshaping trade, shares crop insights, and explores why the country’s pulse potential is just getting started.

“The favorable pricing of pulses remains significant for our producers”/
And more reasons why Ukrainian pulses are gearing up for growth

We caught up with Antonina Skylarenko, president of the Ukrainian Pulse and Soybean Association to get the scoop on the country’s bold moves in 2025 — a fresh soybean-pulse alliance, new trade doors opening with China, and the outlook for pulse acres in the region.

Will kidney beans come back with a bang in 2025?/
A chat with Charles Wachsmuth of Chippewa Valley Bean

Dried up global stocks for kidneys, the resurgence of Chinese acres, and the threat posed to pulses by the escalating trade war.

All things Kazakhstani pulses/
The pea expansion, a promising future for mung, and why farmers are leaning into lentils

Kintal Islamov, CEO of producer and trader, Atameken Agro, talks about his expectations for this year’s Kazakhstani pulse crops, a move into green lentils, and the exciting potential of the country’s mung bean production.

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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Kazakhstan’s lentil surge/ A rising force reshaping global trade flows

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

The 2025 fiber revolution/ And why pulses are starring it

The Aussie pulse harvest so far/ in 8 key facts

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

Mastering the GPC Pulses Contract No. 1 webinar recording/ From dispute resolution to real-world cases

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

Redefining the pulse plate/ How a UK push is shifting the narrative in developed markets

Import imbalance/ Why Pakistan’s mung bean imports rose sharply in 2024 and early 2025

Pulse shipping in focus/ 5 of the best and worst of this year’s pulse logistics

North American Beans & Chickpeas webinar recording/ Mixed weather, shifting demand, and tightening margins

Welcome to the era of Asia-Pacific’s pulse-powered reinvention/ The next food revolution is here

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

Inside India’s six-year mission for self-sufficiency/ In 7 key facts

North American Beans & Chickpeas Update/ GPC members-only webinar

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

Desi chickpeas webinar recording/ Markets brace for policy, production, and pricing shifts

An Ethiopian pulse outlook in 8 key facts/ “Strong supplies this year will limit upside on price”

The amazing rise of plant-powered meat in India/ Testing innovation beyond the pulse bag

Desi Chickpeas Update/ GPC members-only webinar

Global pulses market tariffs in 2025/ Non-exhaustive list of import and export regulations

Global red lentils/ The 2025/26 outlook

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

The new wave in pulse forecasting/ Can AI outsmart chaos in commodity markets?

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Jiaying Hu — DMCC Corporate Presentation

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Pietro Schisler — Brazil Overview

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

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Keynote Eduard Zernin — Russia Overview

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Mapping China’s pulse power

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Lifting the lid on lentils

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ All things chickpea

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Global beans outlook

Shanghai Pulses Congress recordings/ Cracking the dry peas code

Shanghai Pulses Congress 2025/ Complete presentations package

The US pulse panorama/ Shifting fortunes in 2025

A black matpe boom, a softening in black beans/ and high hopes for the Chinese market

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

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

China’s light speckled kidney beans/ The quiet revolution in global pulses

“We’re not just trading — we’re transforming”/ Why Singapore doubles down on innovation, trade, and sustainability

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

Policy & sustainability roundup/ June 2025

“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

7 Quick-fire facts on the Turkish pulse harvest/ From supply strength to transit trade

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

India extends free yellow pea import policy until March 2026/ What does it really mean?

TRADE TALKS

Egyptian pulses in 2025/26/ Expanding acres, white bean seedings, and a slow year for lentil reexports

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

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

Record imports, scarce labor, and a refried bean renaissance/ A Central American deep dive

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!”

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

The Aussie crop in 9 key facts/ “Chickpea harvests in the Darling Downs could be delayed two or three weeks due to moisture”

India is facing a year of contrasts/ “The coming months promise to be anything but ordinary”

“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

Inside Tanzania’s growing role in global pulses/ “TMX has brought structure and accountability to the agri market”

“The favorable pricing of pulses remains significant for our producers”/ And more reasons why Ukrainian pulses are gearing up for growth

Will kidney beans come back with a bang in 2025?/ A chat with Charles Wachsmuth of Chippewa Valley Bean

All things Kazakhstani pulses/ The pea expansion, a promising future for mung, and why farmers are leaning into lentils

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

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?

“A trader is nothing without a good logistics team”/ The wisest lessons half a century in pulses can teach you

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

How Egypt disrupted the white bean market/ Mahmoud Mohamed on production, quality and exports

“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