Product Category
Bulk Pulses & Legumes Exporter in Tanzania
Tanzania's central corridor and northern highlands produce chickpeas, green mung beans, kidney beans and lentils for buyers across South Asia, the Middle East and East Africa. We machine-clean, destone and sortex-grade every lot so it arrives at your port meeting contract specification — not as field-run material.
Pulses & Legumes We Export
Chickpeas
42/44 & 44/46 count · 99% purity · 25/50 kg bags
View specs →Green Mung Beans
3.0–3.2 mm · 99% purity · sprouting grade available
View specs →Kidney beans, pinto beans, lentils, green peas and soybeans are sourced to order. Tell us the grade and volume you need.
Buying Pulses & Legumes from Tanzania with Agro Farm
Every pulses & legumes consignment we export is cleaned, graded and tested to the specification agreed in your contract — then shipped from the Port of Dar es Salaam with the full document set: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and quality/weight certificates. Quotations are issued within 24 hours of your inquiry via our quote form, email or WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pulses do you stock regularly?
Chickpeas (42/44 and 44/46 counts) and green mung beans (3.0–3.2 mm) are our regular export lines. Kidney beans, lentils, pinto beans and soybeans are sourced to order.
What purity levels do you guarantee?
Machine-cleaned and sortex-sorted lots typically reach 99% purity with foreign matter under 0.5%. Final specifications are agreed in the contract and confirmed by pre-shipment analysis.
What is the pulses harvest season in Tanzania?
Main harvests run roughly June to September depending on the crop and region, with a shorter secondary season in some zones. We plan forward supply with regular buyers.
How are pulses packed for export?
Standard packing is 25 kg or 50 kg PP bags, container-stuffed at Dar es Salaam. Custom bag weights and buyer printing are available.