Peas
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India slaps yellow pea imports with 30% dutyIndia is adding an additional duty of 30 per cent for all imports of yellow peas effective Nov. 1, including from Canada, in an effort to maintain local price stability.CanadaOct 30
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Pea protein company puts down roots with new Lethbridge facilityThe facility and commercial testing centre will turn yellow peas from Alberta and Saskatchewan into plant-based products, like pea protein, starch and molasses.EconomyMay 30, 2022
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Canadian pea producers see increase in demand with more new plant-based productsPea production has gone up by 30 per cent in the last three years due to higher demand for plant-based foods according to Pulse Canada.ConsumerAug 19, 2021
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Beyond Meat partners with Portage la Prairie bound pea-processing plantBeyond Meat has announced a multi-year pea protein supply agreement with French-based Roquette.Jan 16, 2020
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Saskatchewan growers ditching pulses for canola after price bustThis growing season may be challenging for Saskatchewan producers growing peas and lentils, and farmers are looking elsewhere.CanadaMar 9, 2018
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Pulse exporters get 3-month extension from India on pest treatment exemptionCanadian pulse exporters have been granted a three-month extension to allow crops into India without requiring pest treatment.MoneyMar 30, 2017
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Canadian pulse farmers dealt blow as India rejects exemption for pest treatmentCanada’s top market for pulse exports dealt a blow after India rejects a long-standing exemption on pest treatment for peas and lentils.MoneyFeb 24, 2017
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Harvest operations well underway in SaskatchewanHarvest operations are well underway in Saskatchewan, although wet conditions are slowing progress.MoneyAug 11, 2016
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Pea, lentil crops suffering from too much moisture as Sask. harvest get underwayHarvest has started in Saskatchewan, however the news isn’t good for pea and lentil producers.MoneyAug 4, 2016
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Rain, hail having an adverse affect on Saskatchewan cropsPeas, lentils suffering from too much water as adverse weather is affecting Saskatchewan’s crops.MoneyJul 21, 2016
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