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Home / Business and Economy / Dreyfus Becomes India's 2nd Largest Pulse Exporter

Dreyfus Becomes India's 2nd Largest Pulse Exporter

24 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Louis Dreyfus Company is now India's second-largest pulse exporter.
  • The company is exploring setting up pulse processing mills in India.
  • India's protein demand drives the expansion of pulse trading.
Dreyfus Becomes India's 2nd Largest Pulse Exporter

Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), a global agri-trading firm, has emerged as India's second-largest exporter of pulses within a year of establishing its specialized global business unit. This unit, launched with a strong focus on India due to its position as the largest producer, consumer, and importer of pulses, is now among the top three global merchants in this sector. LDC is actively importing chickpeas, yellow peas, and lentils, while also sourcing and trading pulses domestically.

The company is keen on deepening its presence by exploring the establishment of pulse processing mills in India. This move aims to enhance LDC's participation in the value chain beyond just import and distribution, getting closer to consumers. While a decision on the location is pending, potential sites are being considered in central or western India, leveraging existing capabilities like their edible oil refinery.

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Beyond pulses, LDC India continues to strengthen its edible oil retail brand and its 'Jagruti' cotton project, which supports farmers with cost reduction and productivity improvements. The company is also engaged in sustainable practices in coffee production and is developing a water salinity project in Gujarat, demonstrating a broad commitment to agricultural value chains and sustainability.

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Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) is a global agri-trading firm that has become the second-largest pulse exporter to India and is exploring local processing.
LDC is considering setting up pulse processing mills in India to enhance its value chain participation and serve growing protein demand.
Canada and Australia are the primary sources for Indian pulse imports, followed by smaller quantities from Argentina, Russia, Myanmar, and Africa.

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