Australia: Chickpeas join surprise rally

Published 2023년 3월 21일

Tridge summary

Prices for various pulses including faba beans, lentils, mungbeans, and chickpeas have increased due to improved supply chains and strong demand, particularly from Pakistan and Sri Lanka. ABARES has revised its production estimates for these crops upwards for the 2022-23 season, except for chickpeas which has seen a decrease. Bulk demand from Pakistan and increased container availability have contributed to the price hikes. Despite these challenges, demand for pulses in Australia is expected to remain strong, with the majority of the total crop still unpriced and on farm.
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Original content

Prices for faba beans, lentils, mungbeans and even chickpeas have risen in the past month, thanks to improved supply chains and healthy demand. The month has also seen an increased ability of counterparties in destinations including Pakistan and Sri Lanka to honour contracts, which has built confidence in forward business. In its quarterly Australian Crop Report released March 7, ABARES has lifted its production estimates for faba beans by 26pc, field peas 11pc, lentils 34pc and lupins by 45pc from the previous figure released in December. The chickpea estimate has been revised down 9pc. The Australian Pulse Conference is taking place this week in Toowoomba, so keep an eye out for stories and photographs from the Grain Central team attending the event. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars unless otherwise stated. Table 1: ABARES hectare and tonnage estimates for the 2021-22 old crop, and the December 2022 and the revised March 2023 current-crop estimates for 2022-23 from ...

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