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South Africa is recognized as one of the world's largest producers of chickpeas, with the chickpea exporter in South Africa increasing their exports each year. The two main varieties of chickpeas exported are "Kabuli" and "Desi," both of which are highly sought after globally. The export of chickpeas from South Africa encompasses these varieties, as well as other types, ensuring a diverse offering for international markets. The South African chickpea exporter is committed to providing premium quality chickpeas, ensuring they meet the standards demanded by global buyers.
1. L 550
Released in 1978, the L 550 variety of chickpeas matures in about 136-140 days after transplanting. These chickpeas feature bold, salmon white seeds, with an average yield of 17-20q/ha.
2. JG 315
Introduced in 1984, the JG 315 variety matures in around 125-130 days. Known for its resistance to wilt, these chickpeas have brown, wrinkled seeds and yield approximately 19-20q/ha.
3. Pusa 391
The Pusa 391 variety, released in 1997, matures in about 110-120 days. With bold, light brown seeds, it produces an average yield of 17-18q/ha.
4. BGD 72
Released in 1999, the BGD 72 variety matures in 135-140 days and is resistant to wilt and root rot. This bold-seeded variety yields around 25-30q/ha.
5. Gujarat Gram 1
Released in 1999, the Gujarat Gram 1 variety matures in 105-110 days. Known for its resistance to wilt, it produces an average yield of 17-22q/ha.
6. ICCC 32
The ICCC 32 variety, introduced in 1985, matures in 130-150 days. It has medium-sized seeds and is resistant to wilt. The average yield for this variety is 18-20q/ha.
7. KAK 2
Released in 2000, the KAK 2 variety matures in 125-130 days. It features bold-seeded chickpeas with an average yield of 17-18q/ha.
8. Uday (KPG 59)
The Uday (KPG 59) variety, introduced in 1992, matures in 130-140 days. Known for late sowing, it has an average yield of 18-20q/ha.
9. GNG 663 (Vardan)
Known as Vardan, the GNG 663 variety was released in 1995. It matures in 150-155 days and is resistant to wilt and tolerant of Ascochyta blight, with a yield of 22-25q/ha.
10. Karna Chana (CSG 8962)
Released in 1997, the Karna Chana (CSG 8962) variety matures in 140-147 days and is particularly suited for salt-affected areas. The average yield is around 22-25q/ha.
Types Of Chick Peas
Kabuli : Kabuli Chick peas sizes are 7, 8, 9 and 10mm and hence a very low glycemic index which may make them suitable for people with blood sugar problems. Kabuli Chick peas, which has lighter colored, larger seeds and a smoother coat, mainly grown in Southern Europe, Northern Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Chile, also introduced during the 18th century to the Indian subcontinent. Kabuli (meaning from Kabul in Hindi, since they were thought to have come from Afghanistan when first seen in India) or safed chana is the kind widely grown throughout the Mediterranean. The Kabuli variety has a thin, white seed coat and it is relatively bigger in size than other variety. It is grown in temperate and sub-tropical regions. The Kabuli variety has a thin, white seed coat and it is relatively bigger in size than other variety. It is grown in temperate and sub-tropical regions. Kabuli have large, rounder seeds, weighing about 400mg. They are white to cream colored and are almost exclusively used whole. They are preferred through the Mediterranean region. Kabuli Chick peas is used mainly in salad bars, soups, snack food, vegetable mixes, or ground into hummus. It is widely used in Spain, Algeria, Pakistan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, United Kingdom and Italy, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisines.
Desi Chick peas: The Desi type is smaller in size, has a thick, dark colored seed coat and is either de-hulled and split or de-hulled and ground into flour. It can also be roasted and puffed after splitting. Desi Chick peas has high fiber content compared to the Kabuli variety, which has small, darker seeds and a rough coat, cultivated mostly in the Australia, Indian subcontinent, Iran, Mexico & Ethiopia. The Desi (meaning country or local in Hindi) is also known as Bengal gram or kala chana. The Desi type is used to make Chana Dal, which is a split chickpea with the skin removed. Desi Chick peas are used mainly in dhal, sauces, puffed or ground into flour. It is widely used in Asian and African cuisines. Desi is likely the earliest form since it closely resembles seeds found both on archaeological sites and the wild plant ancestor (Cicero reticulate) of domesticated chick peas, which only grows in southeast Turkey, where it is believed to have originated. Desi chick peas have a markedly higher fiber content than Desi types have small angular seeds weighing about 120 mg, are wrinkled at the beak and range in color from brown, light brown, fawn, yellow, orange, black or green. They are normally dehulled and split to obtain dhal and are favored in India. It is mainly produced in Australia, Canada, Myanmar, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Malawi in Africa & exported to India, Bangladesh, Pakistan & Sri Lanka.
Specification of Desi Chick Peas
Properties Values / Limits
Foreign Matter Max. 1%
Green (Cotyledon color), Immature, shrunken, shriveled seeds Max. 3%
Broken and Splits Max. 2%
Damaged and Weeviled 3% (Weeviled 2% max.)
Moisture 10%
Varietals Admixture Max. 3%
Processing The grades are Machine Cleaned, HPS (hand-picked and selected) Sortexed
Storage Chick peas can be stored for 6-12 months, without exposure to heat, light and moisture.
Black chickpeas (Cicer arietinum) are a highly nutritious legume widely used in the food industry, especially in Indian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean cuisines. They are also used in flour production and animal feed. Below are the general specifications for black chickpeas:
Physical Properties:
Appearance: Small, round, dark brown to black-colored beans
Odor & Taste: Neutral, characteristic of chickpeas, with a slightly nutty flavor
Size:
Small: 4-6 mm
Medium: 6-8 mm
Large: 8-10 mm
Purity: Min 99% (export quality)
Foreign Matter: Max 0.5%
Broken & Damaged Grains: Max 2-3%
Moisture Content: Max 10-12%
Admixture: Max 0.5-2%
Chemical & Nutritional Properties (Per 100g):
Protein: 18-22%
Carbohydrates: 60-65%
Dietary Fiber: 12-18%
Fat Content: 4-6%
Total Ash Content: Max 3-4%
Acid Insoluble Ash: Max 0.5%
Energy Value: Approx. 350-400 kcal
Microbiological Standards:
Total Plate Count: Max 100,000 CFU/g
Yeast & Mold: Max 1,000 CFU/g
Coliforms: <10 CFU/g
E. Coli: Absent
Salmonella: Absent
Aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, G2): Max 10 ppb
Contaminants & Adulterants:
Pesticide Residues: As per country-specific regulations (FSSAI, EU, FDA)
Heavy Metals:
Lead (Pb): <0.2 ppm
Cadmium (Cd): <0.1 ppm
Arsenic (As): <0.1 ppm
Mercury (Hg): <0.05 ppm
Artificial Colors & Additives: Must be absent
Foreign Matter: Max 0.5%
Applications of Black Chickpeas:
Food Industry: Used in curries, soups, salads, and chickpea flour (besan) production
Pharmaceuticals & Ayurveda: Used for its high fiber, protein, and digestive health benefits
Animal Feed: Used as a protein-rich ingredient for livestock and poultry
Flour Production: Ground into chickpea flour for baking and gluten-free recipes
Our Premium Australian Chickpeas and Pulses are sourced from the fertile regions of Australia, known for producing high-quality, non-GMO, and sustainably grown legumes. Rich in protein, fiber, and essential nutrients, they are ideal for a wide range of culinary uses including soups, stews, salads, curries, and snacks.
We offer a variety of pulses including:
Kabuli Chickpeas (large-sized, creamy texture)
Desi Chickpeas (smaller, darker variety with a robust flavor)
Lentils (Red, Green, Brown)
Mung Beans, Black Eyed Beans, and more
Our pulses are cleaned, graded, and packed under strict quality control standards to ensure freshness and food safety. Available in bulk or customized packaging options, they are suitable for retail, wholesale, and industrial use.
These Australian-grown pulses are a healthy, versatile, and sustainable choice for global buyers looking for premium quality and reliable supply.
Our high-quality chickpeas are carefully sourced and packed to ensure freshness and superior taste. Rich in protein, fiber, and essential nutrients, chickpeas are a versatile ingredient perfect for soups, salads, stews, and traditional dishes like hummus. Non-GMO and free from additives, our chickpeas provide a healthy, wholesome choice for both home cooking and industrial use.
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Nutty, Protein-Rich, and a Staple for Countless Recipes - A Versatile Pulse for Healthy Cooking
At Embera Exports, we offer premium-quality Chickpeas (Chana Dal), a delicious and nutritious pulse that is widely used in Indian and global cuisines. Known for their rich, nutty flavor, chickpeas are highly versatile and can be used in everything from traditional dals to stews, soups, and snacks. Our chana dal is sourced from trusted farms to bring you the finest quality with every serving.
Why Choose Embera Exports Chickpeas (Chana Dal)?
Premium Quality: Embera Exports Chickpeas are sourced from high-quality farms in India, ensuring a product that is fresh, clean, and free from impurities. Each batch is processed and packaged carefully to retain its natural taste and texture.
Rich, Nutty Flavor: Our chana dal has a delightful, nutty taste and firm texture that holds up well in cooking. It absorbs spices beautifully, adding depth and flavor to a wide range of dishes.
Nutritional Benefits: Chickpeas are packed with plant-based protein, fiber, iron, and folate, making them a heart-healthy choice. They support digestion, help maintain energy levels, and are perfect for vegetarian and vegan diets.
Usage
Embera Exports Chickpeas (Chana Dal) can be used in many delicious ways:
Cook into classic Indian dal recipes with aromatic spices for a hearty, protein-rich dish.
Use in soups, curries, and stews for added texture and nutritional value.
Roast or fry to create a tasty, crunchy snack, or add to salads and grain bowls.
Grind into flour to make a base for chickpea pancakes, fritters, or batters.
Global Appeal of Indian Chickpeas (Chana Dal)
India is one of the top producers of chickpeas, renowned for their flavor, texture, and health benefits. At Embera Exports, we take pride in delivering the highest-quality chana dal to global markets, ensuring that every batch meets our standards of quality and freshness.
Chickpeas Specifications:
PROPERTIES VALUES & LIMITS
Product Name: Chickpeas / Kabuli Chana
Chickpeas Counts: 58-60/ 9 MM, 44-46/ 11 MM, 42-44/ 12 MM
Cleaning: Sortex Cleaned
Admixture: 0.50% to 1% Max
Broken Kernels: 1-2% Max
Moisture: 12% Max
Damaged Kernels: 1-3% Max
Discoloured kernels: 2-3% Max
Weevilled: 0.3% Max
Packaging Details:
TYPES OF BAGS QUANTITY
PP Bag 25 / 50 KG in New PP Bag
- As Per Customer Requirement
Container Capacity:
TYPE OF CONTAINER QUANTITY
20' FT Container 23-24 Metric Tons
40' FT Container -
Chickpeas Benefits and Uses:
â?? It is an active ingredient in indian cuisine, which is made into curries and snacks.
Manganese for energy production & iron boost.
Chickpeas can be used almost in every food item.
It is also used along with salads and taken as healthy food item.
Chick peas are enjoyed as desserts or sweets when you are completed with your lunch or dinner.
Chickpeas can also be converted into powdered form and it can be preserved longer.
Helps in stabilizing blood sugar.
Desi Chick peas: The Desi type is smaller in size, has a thick, dark colored seed coat and is either de-hulled and split or de-hulled and ground into flour. It can also be roasted and puffed after splitting. Desi Chick peas has high fiber content compared to the Kabuli variety, which has small, darker seeds and a rough coat, cultivated mostly in the Australia, Indian subcontinent, Iran, Mexico & Ethiopia. The Desi (meaning â??countryâ?? or â??localâ?? in Hindi) is also known as Bengal gram or kala chana. The Desi type is used to make Chana Dal, which is a split chickpea with the skin removed. Desi Chick peas are used mainly in dhal, sauces, puffed or ground into flour. It is widely used in Asian and African cuisines. Desi is likely the earliest form since it closely resembles seeds found both on archaeological sites and the wild plant ancestor (Cicero reticulate) of domesticated chick peas, which only grows in southeast Turkey, where it is believed to have originated. Desi chick peas have a markedly higher fiber content than Desi types have small angular seeds weighing about 120 mg, are wrinkled at the beak and range in color from brown, light brown, fawn, yellow, orange, black or green.
Chickpeas - The earliest known use dates to 3500 BC in Turkey and 6970 BC in France. Today they're grown in more than 50 countries. Some possible benefits of chickpeas include helping control blood sugar, manage weight, and support heart and gut health.2 Chickpeas are naturally gluten-free and not a common allergen, so they do not carry many risks. Still, slowly adding high-fiber foods like chickpeas to your diet is key to avoiding bloating and other gastrointestinal (GI) upset.
