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The Pulse Flour Market to stand out amidst economic crisis between 2020 and 2030
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Pulse flour was originated in Asia around 4000 years back. Pulse Flour is a widely used flour in India and Indian sub-continent and speeded globally in past 100 years because of its applications and health benefits. Pulses are known for protein and amino acid content which gives an edge to pulse flour over traditional cereal flours. A large portion of Americas and Europe now consume pulse flour in various food applications which are driving the Pulse flour market. Oldest known pulse flour is Gram Flour or Besan, a pulse flour made from ground chickpeas, originated in India. Gram flour is still the most widely used pulse flour in the world, consumed in all the regions. In last decade United Nations and the U.S. started advocating pulses and pulse flour which boosted the demand for pulse flour globally. Increasing preference towards pulse flour forced the United Nations to desig
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From cattle feed to top chefs: Pinaroo farmers turn weather-damaged lentils into gluten-free flour
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MarMarch 2021 at 11:50pm
The Lawson family decided to experiment after a nutritionist suggested adding more protein to their youngest daughter s diet.
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Almost all lentils grown in Australia are exported to overseas markets
Farmers Phillipa and Skeet Lawson hope to create an alternative market for weather-damaged lentils
Most premium lentils grown in Australia are exported, but lentils that are cracked, chipped or discoloured often end up as cattle feed.
Pinnaroo-based farmers Phillipa and Skeet Lawson in South Australia s Mallee region are trying to change that and have started to turn their weather-damaged lentils into a gluten-free flour.