Import Chickpea/ Kabuli Chana 42-44 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Tradelinks Overseas supplies Kabuli chickpea, commonly known as Chickpea/ Kabuli Chana, with a kernel count of 42‑44 per 100 g, sourced from farms in India. The listing offers the beans in 25 kg, 30 kg or 50 kg polypropylene bags, and the minimum order is a full 20‑foot container. Pricing is quoted at USD 975 per metric tonne on FOB terms from the port of Mumbai. Buyers are advised that the exact shipment schedule will depend on container availability.

Industry standards for Kabuli chickpeas target a moisture content of 12 % to 13 % and a protein level of 20 % to 22 % (typical). The 42‑44 count indicates a medium‑large kernel size, which is preferred for canning and snack applications. Standard packaging for bulk export uses polypropylene bags that meet ASTM D6400 requirements for food safety. Certification such as SGS analysis can be arranged upon request.

Food processors, ready‑meal manufacturers and animal‑feed producers commonly import this variety for its uniform size and mild flavour. Trade negotiations should confirm the incoterm, payment method and any required quality certificates before loading. Prospective importers should request a full specification sheet and arrange a third‑party inspection to verify moisture, protein and absence of foreign matter.

Tradelinks Overseas is located at 21 Anjani Nagar, Airport Road, Indore 452005, Madhya Pradesh, India. The company carries a harbor trust tier on the platform, yet its response rate is recorded as 0 %, suggesting limited engagement through the messaging system. Its address places it within a major agricultural hub of central India, providing access to domestic grain collection points.

The current product entry lists Kabuli chickpea with a kernel count of 42‑44, packaged in polypropylene bags of 25 kg, 30 kg or 50 kg, and a minimum order of one 20‑foot container. No explicit statements about organic status, additional certifications beyond SGS, or exact lead times are provided, so buyers should request those details directly from the supplier.