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Organic beans and pulses

BEANS & PULSES

From lentils to chickpeas, our assortment of organic beans and pulses covers a diverse range of varieties and origins. Sourced from trusted long-term partners, our organic dried pulses offer versatile applications and reliable, certified supply, all year round.

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DISCOVER ORGANIC DRIED BEANS AND PULSES

Over the years, we have built strong relationships with dedicated organic farmers in Italy, Turkey and China - partners who understand what it takes to deliver reliable, high-quality pulses and beans.

Pulses are known for their versatility and resilience; they grow naturally in rotation with other crops, enriching the soil and supporting sustainable farming systems.

Whether you are creating plant-based meals, soups, or spreads, our beans and pulses offer a dependable, nutritious base for a wide range of applications.

Discover our full assortment organic beans, pulses, lentils, and soy in our online webshop.

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A NUTRITIOUS POWERHOUSE

Beans and pulses are naturally rich in protein, high in fibre, and packed with essential minerals such as iron. Thanks to their slow energy release, they keep you satisfied for longer and support balanced, nourishing diets.

Beyond their nutritional value, beans play an important role in building more sustainable food systems. As a highly land-efficient source of protein, they require far less space and water than animal protein. Beans also improve soil health by fixing nitrogen, reducing the need for fertilisers, and helping to lower greenhouse gas emissions.

In short, beans are a clear example of how food can support both people and planet - and why they are essential to the protein transition.

INTERESTED? LET'S CONNECT

Are you a food manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer or other food professional looking for high-quality certified organic beans and pulses? We’re here to support you.

Get in touch, and we will provide you with all documentation, specifications, sourcing options and any other information you need.

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