Pulses Price Report/ Members-Only Access We offer all our members a weekly update on the latest pulse prices for red and green lentils, yellow peas, desi & kabuli chickpeas, green peas, black matpe, and pigeon peas. October 30, 2026
The 2026/27 global pulse market in numbers/ Production, stocks and trade across major production centres We sat down with Brian Clancey of Stat Publishing to run the numbers on this season’s global pulse market. He talks us through a smaller North American crop, trade doubts on StatCan’s lentil carryout, and how Canada and Russia are competing for Chinese and Indian pea demand. October 29, 2026
Russia’s chickpea and lentil market in 2026-27/ Smaller crops, export bottlenecks and mounting stocks Russia’s pulse harvests have come down sharply, but exports have fallen just as fast. With attacks on key ports leaving traders struggling to fill contracts, regular buyers are turning elsewhere for supply. We spoke with industry insiders and consulted Pulse Atlas data to understand the latest chickpea and lentil picture for one of the world's biggest exporters. October 29, 2026
Brazil’s bean outlook for 2026-27/ Tight supplies, planting delays and the post-election landscape In October, Brazil re-elected Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to his fourth presidential term and CONAB released its first crop report of 2026/27. IBRAFE President Marcelo Lüders weighs in on what the global pulse industry can expect from Brazil in the coming months. October 29, 2026
From WhatsApp to AI: Contracts in the Digital Era Webinar/ GPC members-only webinar On November 11, at 12 pm GMT, join Jonathan Waters, Gafta’s General Counsel, for an exclusive GPC Webinar exploring how instant messaging, electronic trade documents and artificial intelligence are reshaping the way agreements are negotiated, executed and enforced. October 29, 2026
India’s tur in focus/ Do rising prices signal a crisis for production? India's pigeon pea prices are climbing as government targets for a larger crop look increasingly unrealistic. Climate concerns have cut expectations, leaving a market clamouring for imports or cheaper substitutions. October 22, 2026