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17 To 21 FEB 2025 | DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTRE
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Serving Europe with Top-Quality Canadian Lentils and Pulses

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Canadian lentils are widely used across Europe in both traditional cuisine and modern food manufacturing. In countries like France, Spain, Italy, and Germany, green lentils (Laird and Eston types) are popular in regional dishes and stews due to their firm texture, consistent size, and clean appearance. Meanwhile, red split lentils are essential in soups, purees, baby food, and convenience meals because of their quick cooking time and smooth consistency.

With the growing popularity of plant-based and vegetarian diets, Canadian lentils are increasingly featured in vegan recipes, salads, protein-rich snacks, and meat alternatives. Their reliable quality and adherence to EU food safety regulations make them a preferred choice for food processors, retailers, and private-label brands, especially in the organic and clean-label sectors.

European importers have clear quality expectations. They typically require a moisture content below 14%, minimal foreign matter and broken seeds, and uniform size and color. Each shipment must also be accompanied by a detailed Certificate of Analysis (COA) to ensure full traceability and compliance with regulatory standards.

Why European Buyers Choose Lord Agro Trade

At Lord Agro Trade, we work directly with trusted Canadian farms and processing facilities to deliver top-quality lentils that meet the specific needs of the French market. Our focus is on supplying fresh, clean, and carefully graded pulses with full consistency and traceability.

European Buyers

What Sets Us Apart for the Europe Market

Direct Sourcing from Canadian Farms & Factories

We supply lentils straight from Canadian farms and modern processing plants. Every shipment is cleaned, sorted, and graded to the highest standards before export.

Smooth Delivery to Key European Ports

We ship directly from Canadian ports to major European ports at fair freight costs, working with well-known international shipping lines. This ensures reliable service and efficient handover at destination ports across the EU.

Packaging That Meets Europe Market Standards

Our lentils are packed in 30 to 50 kg polypropylene (PP) green or white bags, with either our branding or your custom marking. All packaging meets European standards and supports product freshness and safety throughout transport.

Consistent Quality with Trusted Shipping Lines

Thanks to strong relationships with farms and well-known international shipping lines, we ensure stable supply and on-time delivery, even during market or weather disruptions.

Competitive Pricing & Clear Payment Terms

We offer fair prices and transparent conditions with no hidden costs.

Payment options:

  • T/T (Telegraphic Transfer)
  • 100% at sight L/C, payable to our account at one of the top 3 banks in Canada or Dubai
  • Sustainable & Responsible Farming

Our lentils come from farms that follow sustainable and eco-friendly practices, with full visibility into how and where your food is grown.

Multiple Sourcing Regions in Canada

We work across Canada’s top lentil-producing regions, ensuring flexibility, steady supply, and reduced risk in times of climate or market shifts.

Europe

 Complete Documentation for Easy Import

To support fast customs clearance and full EU compliance, we include all necessary documentation with your shipments:

  • Certificate of Origin (COO)
  • SGS Quality Inspection Report
  • Specification of Analyses
  • Phytosanitary Certificate
  • Additional certificates upon request

We make sure your shipment is well-documented, fully compliant, and ready for smooth entry into the Europe market.

Canadian Lentils and Pulses Commonly Used in Most of European Countries

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Canadian lentils are widely used across the Europ food industry—from retail packaging to ready-made meals and foodservice. Eston and Laird green lentils are preferred for their consistent size, color, and excellent cooking quality. Canadian split red lentils are also popular in food processing for their smooth texture and mild taste.

 

Lentil Type

Use in Europe 

Canadian Supply

Small green lentils

Packaged dry goods, salads, and daily meals

Canadian Eston-type

Large green lentils

Industrial use, canning, and private labels

Canadian Laird-type

Split red lentils

Soups, purées, baby food, ready meals

Canadian Regular red lentils

Kabuli chickpeas


Hummus, canned foods, plant-based meals


 

Canadian Kabuli chickpeas

Focus on Quality and Food Standards

With the growing interest in plant-based nutrition and clean-label ingredients across France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, Canadian lentils are recognized as a reliable solution for both traditional and modern cuisine throughout Europe. Whether used in gourmet dishes, traditional recipes, or ready-made supermarket products, Canada’s high-quality lentils consistently deliver the flavor, texture, and performance that European buyers expect.

Partner with Lord Agro Trade, Your Trusted Canadian Lentil Supplier

Whether you are a food manufacturer, importer, or distributor in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, the UK, or other European countries, Lord Agro Trade offers premium Canadian lentils with tailored packaging and dependable delivery to your preferred European ports.
Contact us today to discuss your lentil supply needs and discover how we can support your business with top-quality Canadian lentils.

Canadian Pulses in Italy, Italy’s Rich Pulse Tradition Meets Canadian Quality

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Pulses have been a cornerstone of Italian cuisine for centuries. From the hearty Zuppa di Lenticchie and Pasta e Ceci to classic Minestrone and regional specialties, legumes like green lentils, red and red split lentils, Kabuli chickpeas, Beans and peas are staples across Italian kitchens and food service. Whether simmered slowly in comforting soups or incorporated into fresh, healthy dishes, pulses remain central to Italy’s culinary identity.

However, modern Italian consumers and food producers demand more than tradition—they require consistent quality, reliable supply, and sustainably sourced ingredients. This is where Canadian pulses provide an excellent solution, offering superior quality and dependable availability to meet Italy’s growing needs.

 

Import Volumes and Key Ports

 

Italy is a major importer of Canadian lentils, chickpeas, and split peas, bringing in tens of thousands of tons annually to support its food industry. The main entry points for Canadian pulses are the ports of Genoa, Venice, and Trieste, which offer efficient logistics and strong distribution networks across Italy. These well-connected ports ensure reliable, timely delivery of high-quality Canadian pulses to wholesalers, manufacturers, and retailers throughout the country.

 

Unlock Europe’s Access to High-Quality Canadian Lentils

 

Your Advantage Under CETA

 

Thanks to the CETA trade agreement between Canada and the EU, importing Canadian lentils and pulses into countries like Spain, Italy, France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands has never been easier or more cost-effective. With zero tariffs, streamlined customs procedures, and full compliance with strict EU food safety standards, buyers across Western Europe can count on a seamless supply of non-GMO, high-protein pulses—including green lentils, red and split red lentils, Kabuli chickpeas, beans and peas. From traditional Mediterranean dishes to modern plant-based innovations, Canadian pulses are becoming essential ingredients across food service, manufacturing, and retail sectors. As consumer demand rises for clean, sustainable foods, Canada stands out as a trusted source. Partner with us to secure year-round availability, direct farm sourcing, and export-ready pulses from a reliable main supplier of Canadian lentils.

Germany: A Modern Market for Canadian Lentils and Pulses

 

Germany is leading Europe’s shift toward sustainable, plant-based eating. With a growing demand for high-protein, environmentally friendly foods, Canadian lentils and pulses are gaining momentum across the country—from major cities to regional processing hubs.

Unlike markets driven purely by tradition, Germany’s food industry is shaped by innovation, health trends, and climate-conscious consumers. That’s why Canadian pulses—especially green lentils, red lentils, split red lentils, Kabuli chickpeas, and kidney beans—are becoming key ingredients in both traditional and modern German dishes.

 

A Plant-Based Movement Meets Canadian Supply

 

Germany has one of the fastest-growing vegan and vegetarian populations in Europe. Cities like Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich are hubs for plant-based innovation, with restaurants, retailers, and manufacturers constantly searching for reliable sources of high-quality pulses.

Canadian green and red lentils

Tradition Meets Quality

 

France has a long-standing tradition of valuing terroir and quality ingredients in its cuisine, and Canadian lentils have found their place in this culinary landscape. While the French are famous for their native Lentilles du Puy, Canadian lentils offer an excellent alternative that delivers consistent size, appealing color, and reliable availability year-round.

Supplying Canadian Lentils to Spain – Trusted Partner for High-Quality Pulses

Spanish buyers rely on Canadian lentils for their compatibility with slow-cooked, flavor-rich stews—where lentils must stay intact without losing texture.

In Spain, dishes like lentejas con chorizo or potaje de lentejas are slow cooked for extended periods. Unlike many other markets, the texture during long cooking is critical. Canadian green lentils—especially Laird—are prized in Spain because they maintain structure and don’t break down, preserving the traditional look and mouthfeel Spanish consumers expect.

Most Canadian lentils enter Spain through major ports like Valencia, Barcelona, and Algeciras, with transit times averaging 3 to 4 weeks from East Coast Canadian ports or 8 to 10 weeks from Vancouver.

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