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Pulses & Beans

Chana Dal Exporter from India

Chana dal — split, dehusked desi chickpeas from India — polished or unpolished.

Min. order
1 × 20 ft container
Packaging
25 / 50 kg PP bags
Origin
India
  • Samples available on request
  • Certificate of analysis with every lot
  • Custom packing available

Chana dal is made by dehusking and splitting desi chickpeas. It cooks faster than whole chickpeas and keeps its shape, and is also the base for gram flour. It is supplied polished or unpolished.

When you request a quote, mention the size or count, cleaning (machine or sortex), moisture and admixture limits, packing and destination port.

Applications

  • Dal and curries
  • Milling into besan
  • Snacks and namkeen
  • Food service

Specifications

Chana Dal specifications
Purity98–99%
MoistureMax 12%
BrokenMax 2%
CleaningSortex

Indicative values. The final specification is agreed in the contract and confirmed by the certificate of analysis for each lot.

Quality, documents and shipping

Quality checks

Grade, specification, packing and inspection terms are agreed before dispatch. A sample can be requested with your enquiry, and if you need pre-shipment inspection by an agency of your choice, mention it when you ask for a quote.

Typical export documents

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Certificate of origin
  • Certificate of analysis (COA)
  • Bill of lading / airway bill
  • Phytosanitary certificate (for plant products, where the importing country requires it)

The exact set depends on your country's import rules — share your broker's list with the enquiry.

Quotes can be prepared on the shipping terms you work with (for example FOB, CFR or CIF) — include your destination port. New to these terms? Read our import guides.

Chana Dal: frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order quantity for Chana Dal?

Our standard MOQ is 1 × 20 ft container. Smaller trial orders can be discussed.

Do you provide samples?

Yes. We send pre-shipment samples from the actual lot; courier charges may apply.