Import Chickpeas — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

Maarfet Int'l supplies chickpeas grown in Australia, offering both dry beans and canned varieties. The dry beans are typically packed in 25 kg bulk bags, while canned options are commonly sold in 400 g tins, a standard size in the industry. These legumes meet export quality standards and are sourced from farms that follow good agricultural practices. The supplier highlights that the product complies with the nutritional profile expected of pulse crops.

Typical Australian chickpeas contain around 20 % protein and up to 12 % moisture on a dry‑weight basis, aligning with international quality benchmarks. Fibre levels are usually about 8 % of the dry matter, contributing to their recognised health benefits. Maarfet Int'l references ISO and FSSAI certifications in its description, indicating that the processing facilities adhere to recognised food safety systems. The beans are sorted to a Grade A standard, which is the common classification for premium export pulses.

Chickpeas from this supplier are suitable for food manufacturers, catering services and health‑food distributors who require consistent bulk supplies. The listing mentions flexible minimum order quantities and offers FOB or CIF shipping terms, allowing buyers to choose the most convenient incoterm. Packaging can be supplied in bulk bags for industrial use or in retail‑ready cans for direct market sales. Prospective buyers should confirm exact MOQ, lead times and payment conditions directly with Maarfet Int'l.

Maarfet Int'l is based at Orchard Road, Brisbane, Queensland 4300, Australia. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified status, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time available. The company’s profile does not provide further corporate history or employee numbers.

The supplier’s chickpea offering includes both dry and canned formats, with packaging options that cater to wholesale and retail markets. In its product description the company cites ISO and FSSAI certifications, suggesting compliance with recognised food safety standards, but does not supply copies of the certificates. Buyers can request additional documentation and sample shipments to assess quality.