Chickpeas wholesale supplier in Sri Lanka
Who supplies chickpeas wholesale in Sri Lanka?
Woodlands Company, a Pettah-based importer founded in 1978, supplies chickpeas wholesale across Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka imports an estimated 1,300 metric tonnes of chickpeas a month. For stock, grades and prices, call the sales centre on +94 11 242 2426 or email info@woodlands.lk.
- Category
- Pulses & lentils
- Also known as
- Kadala (Sinhala) · Kondakadalai (Tamil)
- HS code
- 0713.20.10
- Sri Lanka demand
- 1,300 MT a month
What are chickpeas?
Whole dried chickpeas are one of the most widely eaten pulses in Sri Lanka. They are sold through the wholesale trade to retailers, caterers and snack makers.
How are chickpeas used in Sri Lanka?
Boiled and tempered with coconut, onion and chilli as kadala, cooked in curries, and served at temples, kovils and festivals.
Sourcing and supply
Woodlands Company has imported food commodities into Sri Lanka since 1978. Depending on the product, season and price, we source from origins including Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, India and the USA, and supply wholesale buyers, food manufacturers, caterers and retailers across the island from our sales centre in Pettah, Colombo 11. Ask our sales team about current stock, grades, packing and prices.
See Sri Lanka's monthly import demand for chickpeas on our trade insights page.
Questions about chickpeas
Where can I buy chickpeas wholesale in Sri Lanka?
Woodlands Company supplies chickpeas wholesale from its sales centre at No. 192, Fourth Cross Street, Pettah, Colombo 11. Call +94 11 242 2426 or +94 11 232 7451, or email info@woodlands.lk.
What are chickpeas called in Sri Lanka?
Chickpeas are also known as Kadala (Sinhala), Kondakadalai (Tamil).
How many tonnes of chickpeas does Sri Lanka import?
Woodlands Company estimates Sri Lanka's import requirement at around 1,300 MT a month. The figure varies with local harvests.
What is the HS code for chickpeas?
Chickpeas is classified under HS code 0713.20.10 in the Sri Lanka Customs tariff. Confirm the current duty rate with Sri Lanka Customs before importing.
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