Australia in November 2021 reduced the export of chickpeas and lentils

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Published Jan 22, 2022

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According to experts from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), in November 2021, the country reduced the export of chickpeas and lentils, reports Grain Central. As specified, the export of Australian chickpeas in the reporting month amounted to 47.65 thousand tons, which is 12% less than in October 2021 (54.05 thousand tons), and the export of lentils decreased by 11% - to 47.2 (53 ,14) thousand tons.

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The main importer of Australian pulses in November was Bangladesh, which imported 20.39 thousand tons of chickpeas and 15.72 thousand tons of lentils. Chickpeas were also shipped to Nepal (6.9 thousand tons) and the United Arab Emirates (6.2 ...

Source: Zol

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