Import Australian Kabuli Chickpeas — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

Australian Kabuli Chickpeas from G And A Mahajan Pty Ltd are large, cream-coloured legumes grown in Australia, known for their smooth coat and uniform size. They are non-GMO, with a typical moisture content of 10-12% and a protein range of 18-22% by dry weight. The grains measure 8-10 mm in diameter on average, with a low broken percentage that meets international food-grade standards for whole chickpeas.

The chickpeas are supplied as cleaned, sorted and graded to remove foreign matter, with a standard purity of 98% minimum. They are packed in 25 kg or 50 kg polypropylene bags, suitable for bulk shipment. Australian Kabuli varieties are recognised for their consistent cooking performance and firm texture after hydration, a result of the region’s controlled growing conditions and post-harvest handling typical to the industry.

These chickpeas are used by food manufacturers for canning, hummus production and ready-to-eat meals, as well as by wholesalers supplying supermarkets and specialty grocers. Importers can request FOB or CIF terms from the supplier, with packaging and palletisation arranged to suit containerised transport. Buyers in the Middle East and Mediterranean regions source Australian Kabuli chickpeas for their size and colour uniformity, which are critical for visual appeal in retail packs.

G And A Mahajan Pty Ltd is an Australian supplier of pulses, listed as an imported-tier seller with a harbor trust tier. The company is based in Australia and specialises in the export of legumes, including Kabuli chickpeas, to international buyers. Its profile indicates a focus on agricultural commodities for bulk trade, with no additional verification signals or response data provided at this time.

The supplier does not state a history, headcount, or revenue in its profile. It presents itself as a direct exporter of Australian-grown chickpeas, targeting importers who require consistent quality and reliable supply. Buyers are advised to confirm the supplier’s current certifications, production capacity and export track record directly, as these details are not disclosed in the available information.