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Widespread rain over the first weekend of June has boosted prospects for Australia’s new-crop lentils, and a mostly ideal season in northern growing regions is seeing planting of chickpeas continue at pace. Offsetting the rosy conditions in the north for chickpeas and faba beans, and an improved outlook for lentils in South Australia and Victoria

Australia exports 12,061 tonnes of chickpeas and 53,525t of lentils in April, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The chickpea figure is down 83 percent from 71,779t in March, and 45pc from the 22,048t shipped in April 2024. On lentils, volume is down 49pc from 105,101t shipped in March, and

The 2025-26 red lentil market hinges on what happens with Australia and Canada, say analysts. If those two countries have average yields, supply and demand will be well balanced, Chuck Penner, an analyst with LeftField Commodity Research, recently told delegates attending the Global Pulse Confederation’s Pulses 25 conference in Singapore. Last year, there was a