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- The threat of a
further rise in pulses prices is real, as the demand-supply
fundamentals of the pulses market are getting tighter by the day.
- Canada, the largest
supplier of pulses to India, has an official agency known as Canada
Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), which can conduct tests on basis of
pre-agreed sampling and testing methods to certify the safety of
consignments.
- Total Gulf
Cooperation Council(GCC-5) imports for pulses are estimated at 150,000
metric tons annually and valued at $90 million. Dried pulses account
for 90 percent, or $81 million, of this amount. Canned pulses make up
the other $9 million.
- Malaysia and China
provide about 65 percent - better than 11,000 tons - of the canned
pulses imported annually.
- The human
consumption of grain legumes and pulses in Europe and the EU is lower
than in other regions of the world.
- Markets are offering very good prices for
all pulses due to the general shortage of grain. Quality of drought
affected pulses is affecting marketing.
- Bangladesh imports pulses mainly from
Australia
,
Canada and Turkey, and the amount of its import from India is much
insignificant. So, the Indian ban on pulses export should not affect
our local market usually.
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In order to reduce the reliance on the export market,
the domestic consumption of pulses will be increased through research
into functionality and component utilization for food and feed
products.
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