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Vijay Iyengar at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
“The sector is stronger when it grows together”
Global pulse trade is facing a growing list of disruptions, from extreme weather and geopolitics to freight and policy changes. GPC President urged the industry to respond by staying connected, informed and agile.
Xu Xiaohu at Qingdao Pulses Congress/
“A small bean connects the big world”
China is moving beyond its role as a major pulse importer, with rising demand, deeper processing and a more diversified supply base reshaping the market, said the Vice President of CFNA in his opening address.
Qingdao Pulses Congress recap/
Reading the signals of diversification, disruption and innovation in a changing market
China’s pulse industry is becoming more competitive and demanding, with shifting origins, rising imports and emerging processing opportunities creating a new landscape for international suppliers. Across three days of market analysis, trade discussions and practical insights, the 2026 gathering in Qingdao pointed to a global pulse ecosystem where access, quality, logistics and local demand are becoming increasingly important.
China's 2026 pulse market, decoded/
The signals every exporter should be watching
We sat down to chat with David Chen of Nanjing Bonagro to get an exclusive, comprehensive picture of the Chinese market. We discussed the impact of El Niño, import outlook for 2026, and what to expect from a domestic production hit by acreage drops and downsized yields.
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