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Pulse Production On The Rise

 
Pulse production and consumption around the world continues to grow.
 
Brian Clancey is with Stat Publishing.
 
"Prices have been so strong recently that world production of pulses has risen dramatically. It's four million tons above average, which is a lot around the would and it will probably stay 4 million tons above average this year. You're going to have ample supply and I think there is a real risk that prices are going to be lower on average in the coming months," he said.
 
He says there’s a real opportunity to take part in that expansion in North America with the growing interest in hummus and other products.
 
"Right now the Americans are trying to take advantage of all of it. They're looking at a massive increase in the chickpeas area this year, we have a chance to increase ours and participate in this thing. I think the future for chickpeas and the potential to grow chickpeas is only going to get better as we move in the future because I think that a market where fundamental demand keeps growing," Clancey said.   
 
Source : Portageonline

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