Food Grade
- Whole & split peas for food
- Pulse flour & starch
- Plant-based protein ingredients
- Soups, dals & ready meals
- Snack foods & coatings
- Food ingredient manufacturing
Whole & split peas for food and feed markets
Canada is the world’s largest exporter of peas, supplying food and feed markets with high-protein, clean, and well-processed pulses. Canadian yellow and green peas are widely used in human food, plant-based protein systems, and animal feed applications.
Canadian pulses are prized for their neutral flavor, consistent color, low moisture, and excellent functional properties—making them ideal for both high-volume processing and value-added ingredient use.
22–26%
Protein
Max 14%
Moisture
Whole / Split / Lentils
Types
| Parameter | Value / Range |
|---|---|
| Grade Options | Whole Peas, Split Peas, Lentils |
| Protein Content | 22–26% |
| Moisture | Max 14% |
| Foreign Material | Max 1% |
| Admixture | Max 2% |
| Origin | Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba |
Full Technical Spec Sheet
Complete grades, tolerances, certifications, and packaging specifications for Canadian Pulses.
Saskatchewan
Global epicenter of pulse production; world-class cleaning and processing infrastructure
Alberta
Strong yellow and green pea production with export-ready logistics
Manitoba
High-quality pea and lentil production
Canadian pulses are cleaned, sorted, and graded to meet the strict requirements of food and feed markets. Full traceability is maintained throughout the supply chain, and third-party inspection is available for all shipments. Our suppliers operate under Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and relevant food safety standards.
Pulses graded and certified under Canada’s national standards
Farm-to-port documentation and chain of custody available
Independent quality, quantity, and purity inspection available on request
We work with Canadian producers, exporters, and processors to connect their supply with established buyers across Asia. Long-term relationships, repeat volume, and direct market access.
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