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Australian chickpea exports in October reached 82.8 thousand tonnes, a 49% increase from September, while lentil exports fell by 43% due to declining stocks. The main destinations for chickpeas were Pakistan, the UAE, and Bangladesh, while India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan received the main volumes of lentils. The chickpea harvesting campaign in Australia is almost complete, and the quality of pulses is reported as excellent.
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According to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the country exported 82.8 thousand tonnes of chickpeas and 102.6 thousand tonnes of lentils in October, reports Grain Central. It is noted that the volume of chickpea shipments increased by 49% compared to September, which is due to the arrival of a new crop of chickpeas on the market. The main volumes of Australian pulses in October were shipped to Pakistan (42 thousand tons), the UAE (20 thousand tons) and Bangladesh (6.3 thousand tons). At the same time, lentil exports fell 43% in October compared to September, reflecting a decline in stocks before the new pulse crop becomes available for shipment. Australia exported the main volumes of lentils in ...
Source: Zol
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