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Poor U.S. lentil crop hikes price

Rebound in red lentils up to Mother Nature
Dry conditions on parts of the Prairies will see production drop, but major export markets have sufficient stocks
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Red lentil markets are in gridlock, according to a panel of experts gathered at Pulses 2017. “The Canadian supply may be short, while on the other hand destination markets are full,” said Farhan Adam, chief executive officer with Marina Commodities Inc. “In short, it’s a standstill situation for Canadian lentils. The future […] Read more
Huge Australian lentil crop could see prices weaken

Commission’s lentil reports irk processor

Lentils in abundance; carryout to climb

‘An awful lot of lentils’ may be coming

StatsCan seeding report shows record lentil acreage

Green lentils a hot commodity

Analysts expect more interest in lentils as prices rise

Lentil growers benefit from poor yields abroad
Red lentil demand | India, Bangladesh and Pakistan may need to increase imports
Presentations at a recent international pulse conference shed light on why red lentil prices have been so strong this year. They outline problems with the crop in key production regions, which is why Canadian growers are seeing bids of 26 cents per pound for their lentils. The biggest revelation was how badly the crop fared […] Read more