Lord Agro Trade Company
Exporting pulses and lentils into African countries is a crucial part of the continent’s food supply strategy. Key exporters to Africa include Canada, Australia, and Turkey, with Canada being a significant supplier due to its high-quality lentils. These imports are facilitated by trade agreements and international partnerships aimed at ensuring a steady flow of pulses to the continent.
Africa, often referred to as the rainbow continent due to its diverse peoples and cultures, boasts a rich culinary heritage deeply rooted in plant ingredients and seeds. Pulses and legumes, especially lentils, red and black beans, are staples in the African diet. Canadian products are highly regarded by importers and consumers across this vast continent for their superior quality, making Canada a major source of imports, particularly of dry lentils, for Africa.
Lentils are essential in many African diets due to their affordability, high protein content, and ease of preparation. They are particularly popular in North and East African cuisines, where they are used in various traditional dishes. Consumption patterns vary across regions, influenced by cultural preferences and economic conditions. In countries like Egypt, Ethiopia, and Morocco, lentils are a staple in daily meals, including soups, stews, and salads. Economic growth, urbanization and health awareness in societies are also motivating demand for lentils and other legumes as people look for quality and nutritious food options.
Lord Agro Trade
Lord Agro, as a reliable in exporting high-quality Canadian lentils, has established sustainable trade relations with African partners. Tanzania and Kenya, in particular, are major destinations for Lord Agro’s high-quality Canadian lentils, with most exports routed through ports such as Dar es Salaam and Mombasa.
Lord Agro is committed to developing strong business relationships in the African region by offering top-grade Canadian lentils and grains, and enhancing continuous collaborations with sustainable commitment. Explore our superior Canadian products, especially green and red lentils, on our official website.