Import Chickpeas — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bulgaria

Tangra Sh & Tr supplies raw chickpeas grown in Bulgaria, offering two distinct varieties that suit a range of culinary uses. The legumes are harvested in the Valchi Dol region of Varna and packed to preserve flavour and texture. Nutritionally, the beans provide around 20 % protein, a good source of dietary fibre and essential vitamins, making them a staple for both vegetarian and mixed‑diet markets. The supplier markets the product as export‑ready, with handling processes aimed at maintaining freshness during transport.

In the global legume market, chickpeas are commonly evaluated by moisture content, size and colour, parameters that influence cooking quality and shelf stability. Typical moisture levels for exported chickpeas lie between 10 % and 12 %, while grain diameter usually ranges from 8 mm to 12 mm and the colour appears light beige. Export grade A beans are expected to meet low foreign‑matter limits and uniform size distribution, standards that align with most import requirements. Tangra’s offering conforms to these industry norms, although specific test results should be requested from the supplier.

The product is suited to food manufacturers, catering services and retail distributors seeking a reliable legume ingredient. Buyers should confirm the minimum order quantity, which the listing does not disclose, and negotiate shipping terms such as CIF or FOB based on their logistics network. Payment conditions and exact lead times are also not stated, so direct communication with Tangra Sh & Tr is required to finalise the trade agreement.

Tangra Sh & Tr is located at Valchi Dol, Varna 9000, Bulgaria and operates as an imported‑tier supplier. The company is classified under the harbour trust tier, indicating a basic level of verification, and its response metrics show a 0 % response rate with no recorded response time, suggesting that enquiries may require follow‑up.

The supplier’s profile does not list specific certifications, production capacity or client references, so importers should request documentation such as crop origin certificates or any food‑safety audits directly from Tangra. Apart from the address and tier information, no additional corporate history is provided in the listing.