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Amid 8% Drop in Area, Water Scarcity Threatens Indian Pulses Crops

India’s Pulses Procurement High Targets By Government

Posted on 17 March, 2025

India’s Pulses Procurement Targets for Rabi 2025 The India’s pulses procurement by government has set ambitious targets during the 2025 rabi marketing season, aiming to purchase over 3,207 million tonnes […]

Trade Dispute Between the EU and the US: Potential Tariffs and Inevitable Price Increases

Posted on 18 February, 2025

Trade Dispute Between the EU and the US: Potential Tariffs and Inevitable Price Increases The new US tariffs on aluminium and steel are creating uncertainty in transatlantic trade. On March […]

Rising Demand for Chinese Lentils as Market Activity Increases

Posted on 1 October, 2024

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Lentil Exports See Stable Prices, but Supply May Tighten

Posted on 23 September, 2024

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India’s NAFED Steps In: Lentil Prices Set to Ease as Stock Hits Markets

Posted on 19 September, 2024

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Lentil Prices Set to Rise Amid Low Production and Harvest Delays

Lentil Prices Set to Rise in China

Posted on 19 September, 2024

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The Pulses Market Presents Opportunities for Growth Since 2015, global pulses trade has surged by 29%, and this year, it is expected to reach 21 million tons. Major players in this growing market include Türkiye, Russia, and Argentina, which are gaining prominence as demand continues to rise. Although the global pulses market remains smaller compared to other key grains, increasing demand presents significant opportunities for both current market players and new exporters. Türkiye’s Growing Role in the Pulses Market Agricultural experts predict that Türkiye, a key exporter in the Middle East, will continue to see growth in the pulses market, potentially attracting new entrants. Pulses like chickpeas, peas, and lentils are gaining recognition for their role in promoting sustainable farming practices, thanks to their natural soil-improving and greenhouse gas-absorbing qualities. These factors position pulses as a key commodity for the future of agriculture. Pulses Trade Dominated by Chickpeas, Peas, and Lentils It is estimated that global pulses production stands at around 100 million tons, with chickpeas, peas, and lentils accounting for 40% of this total. Since 2015, pulses trade has increased by 29%, with an annual growth rate of approximately 3%. The International Grains Council forecasts that global pulses trade will reach 21 million tons by 2024, meaning that one-fifth of global production will be exported. Chickpeas, peas, and lentils make up 68% of the total trade volume. Türkiye, Russia, and Argentina Emerging as Key Players While major exporters like Canada and Australia dominate the global pulses market—Canada being the leading exporter of peas and lentils, and Australia playing a significant role in chickpeas and lentils—countries such as Türkiye are increasing their market share. According to a report by Vito Martielli, a senior analyst at Rabobank, new players are emerging in the global trade scene. Russia is expanding its share in pea exports, while Argentina is becoming a key exporter of various beans. Türkiye has positioned itself as a hub for processing and distributing pulses throughout the Middle East and North Africa, while Egypt remains the world’s largest importer of fava beans. Growing Demand for Pulses Driven by Their Role as Affordable Protein Rabobank identifies two major factors behind the rising demand for pulses: their status as an affordable protein source in developing markets and their use in plant-based meat and dairy alternatives in developed markets. However, Martielli notes that more steps need to be taken to enhance trade and investment in this niche industry. Pulses are not yet classified as a commodity, and there are still barriers to market entry. "Price fluctuations and a lack of transparency in the pricing process are key issues," Martielli explains The pulses market is on the rise, driven by both its sustainability benefits and its role as an affordable source of protein. Türkiye’s growing presence in this sector, along with new players like Russia and Argentina, is reshaping the global pulses trade. However, challenges such as price volatility and a lack of transparency in market data must be addressed to unlock the full potential of this growing market. With global demand for plant-based proteins increasing, the future of pulses looks promising, but the industry must continue to adapt to meet these evolving needs.

Pulses Market Expansion: Can New Players Capitalize on Growing Demand?

Posted on 10 September, 2024

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New Season, New Prices: What’s Next for Tianjin’s Lentil Market?

Posted on 9 September, 2024

Tianjin – According to feedback from market participants, the new season’s lentil harvest has begun, leading to a decline in prices. Buyers are actively seeking to make purchases as prices […]

Lentils Market Analysis – Stability In the Middle of Uncertain Circumstances

Posted on 5 September, 2024

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tianjin Lentil Market Faces Sluggish Demand Amid Reduced Planting and Low Yields

New Season Lentil Harvest Begins in Tianjin: Prices Drop Amid Low Production

Posted on 2 September, 2024

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