Grains and Pulses Sourcing for Your Business

Source rice, chickpeas, wheat, maize, lentils, dried peas, dry beans and barley through StratX International.

We help commercial buyers develop sourcing enquiries around product variety, quality, quantity and delivery needs. Whether you require a single shipment, several products or repeat supply, share your requirements with our team.

Origin, crop year, grade, availability and commercial terms are confirmed for each offer.

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StratX Commodities

Grains & Pulses

8 products

Explore Our Grains and Pulses

Select a product to go directly to its overview. Each section includes options to submit your requirements or read more.

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Rice

Rice buyers need a clear match between variety, processing stage and market requirements. Grain size, appearance, moisture and broken-grain content are important parts of the specification.

Send your requirements for:

  • Variety and preferred origin.
  • White, brown, parboiled or another specified form.
  • Grain length and maximum broken-grain percentage.
  • Moisture, foreign matter and defect limits.
  • Crop year and any ageing requirement.
  • Packing, quantity and destination.

Include any cooking-quality or aroma requirements so potential offers can be assessed against your intended market.

Wooden bowl of dried chickpeas

Chickpeas

Chickpeas are used in food manufacturing, milling and wholesale distribution. We assess sourcing enquiries for whole, split and dehulled chickpeas based on your requirements.

For your enquiry, specify:

  • Required variety, size and colour.
  • Whole, split or dehulled form.
  • Moisture and purity limits.
  • Maximum damaged, discoloured or broken material.
  • Preferred origin and crop year.
  • Quantity, packing and destination.

Share your market specification and packing requirements so we can assess suitable sourcing options.

Close-up of wheat berries

Wheat

Wheat requirements vary between flour milling, food processing and animal feed. State the intended use and required class or grade when requesting an offer.

Include:

  • Wheat type and preferred origin.
  • Protein requirement and measurement basis.
  • Test weight and moisture limits.
  • Relevant milling or baking-quality requirements.
  • Limits for damaged grains and foreign material.
  • Quantity and shipment window.

The proposed wheat should be reviewed against the agreed specification and receiving requirements.

Close-up of vibrant yellow corn kernels

Maize / Corn

Maize also called corn, is used in food manufacturing, milling, starch production and animal feed. The required colour, quality and documentation depend on the intended use.

Your enquiry should state:

  • Yellow, white or another specified type.
  • Food, processing or feed use.
  • Moisture and test-weight requirements.
  • Maximum broken kernels, damage and foreign material.
  • Relevant contaminant limits.
  • Any GMO-status requirements and supporting evidence.

Include your quantity, destination and packing needs so potential offers can be assessed on the correct basis.

Close-up of orange lentils

Lentils

Lentils are traded in different colours, sizes and processed forms. Buyers should identify the type and preparation required for their market.

Send your requirements for:

  • Red, green or another specified lentil type.
  • Whole, split or dehulled form.
  • Size and colour requirements.
  • Moisture and foreign-material limits.
  • Maximum damaged or discoloured seeds.
  • Crop year, quantity and destination.

If you already purchase an accepted grade, a product sheet or sample specification can help define the sourcing request.

Green and yellow split peas

Dried Peas

Dried peas are mature dried pulse seeds. Buyers may require whole or split products for food processing, distribution or a specified feed application.

Include:

  • Yellow, green or another specified type.
  • Whole or split requirement.
  • Size, colour and purity.
  • Moisture and defect limits.
  • Intended use and required documents.
  • Packing, quantity and delivery schedule.

Clearly state the product form so the enquiry matches the processing stage you need.

Colourful mix of dry beans and pulses

Dry Beans

Dry beans cover several commercial types, including kidney, black, navy and pinto beans. Each type has different size, colour and market requirements.

For a clear enquiry, specify:

  • Bean type and variety.
  • Required size or count.
  • Colour and uniformity.
  • Moisture and foreign-material limits.
  • Maximum splits, damage and discolouration.
  • Crop year, origin and packing.

Include any cooking or processing requirements relevant to your finished product.

Pile of golden barley grains

Barley

Barley is purchased for uses including malting, food processing and animal feed. These uses require different specifications, so the intended application should be clear.

Send your requirements for:

  • Malting, food or feed grade.
  • Variety and preferred origin.
  • Protein and moisture limits.
  • Test weight and grain-size requirements.
  • Germination criteria where relevant to malting.
  • Quantity and delivery window.

Grain trading standards distinguish between grades and quality requirements. The appropriate standard should be agreed for the proposed order.

Product imagery is illustrative. Packaging, branding and label details are confirmed against the offer.

Match the Product to Your Market

A product name alone does not define a commercial grain or pulse order. Variety, processing, crop year and quality limits all affect whether an offer suits your needs.

Product identity

Grain or pulse type, variety and intended use

Processing stage

Whole, milled, split, dehulled, polished or another specified form

Origin and crop year

Accepted origins and harvest requirements

Size and appearance

Grain length, screen size, count, colour or uniformity

Moisture

Maximum content and agreed test basis

Defects and purity

Limits for broken, damaged, discoloured and foreign material

Food or feed quality

Relevant safety limits and supporting tests

Packing

Bulk, bagged or smaller-pack requirements

Where an industry grade is specified, identify the standard and applicable season or edition. Any additional buyer requirements should also be recorded.

Grains and Pulses for Your Specific Requirements

Your needs may extend beyond the products shown on this page. StratX International welcomes enquiries for other grains, pulses, specialist varieties and buyer-defined grades.

  • Products and varieties not listed above.
  • Particular origins and crop years.
  • Specific size, purity and quality limits.
  • Whole, split, milled or other processed forms.
  • Bulk, bagged and smaller-pack requirements.
  • Multiple products within one procurement request.
  • One-off purchases and recurring supply programmes.

Send your specification, quantity, destination and timing. Our team will review the request and explore suitable supplier options. Availability and final terms are confirmed through the offer.

Submit Your Grains and Pulses Requirements

Quality & documentation

Quality Checks, Samples and Inspection

Before accepting an offer, agree on how the proposed product will be assessed.

Depending on the commodity and transaction, this may include:

  • Representative samples.
  • Product analysis and grading reports.
  • Moisture, purity and defect testing.
  • Relevant residue or contaminant testing.
  • Independent inspection.
  • Weight and packing checks.
  • Lot identification and traceability records.

Confirm how samples relate to the proposed supply lot. Inspection terms should define the sampling method, location, tests, timing and cost.

For repeat orders, agree on the permitted variation between shipments and how material changes will be reviewed.

Supply & delivery

Packing and Shipment Requirements

Tell us how the goods will be received, stored and distributed.

For bulk orders, include the receiving facilities, unloading arrangements and shipment size. For bagged products, state the bag material, net weight, markings and any pallet requirements.

If you require smaller packs or private-label packing, provide the pack sizes, artwork and destination requirements for assessment.

The offer should clearly identify the product quantity, permitted weight tolerance, packing, delivery terms and shipment window.

Why Work With StratX International?

Grain or pulse purchase needs a clear match between the buyer's specification, supplier offer and delivery plan.

StratX International helps organise sourcing discussions around your product and market requirements. Our support can include:

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Clarifying varieties, grades and quality limits.

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Requesting supplier information, pricing and availability.

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Coordinating sample and testing enquiries.

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Gathering technical and commercial documents.

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Helping align packing, inspection and shipment terms.

Learn more about StratX International and our procurement capabilities.

Tender and Repeat Supply Enquiries

For a tender, send the product list, specifications, submission deadline and required supplier documents at the start.

For repeat supply, include the quantity per shipment, preferred frequency and overall supply period. State any requirements for crop year, lot consistency and sample approval.

Supplier participation, capacity and future shipment commitments are confirmed through the relevant offer and agreement.

Submit Your Tender or Repeat Supply Requirements

Request Your Grains and Pulses Quote

Share your requirements to begin a sourcing review. Please include:

  • Product names and varieties.
  • Required grades and processing forms.
  • Quantity for each item.
  • Origin and crop-year requirements.
  • Quality, sample and testing needs.
  • Packing and destination.
  • Required shipment window.
  • Company name and authorised contact.

Prefer email? Send your enquiry to contact@stratxinternational.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Our range includes rice, chickpeas, wheat, maize/corn, lentils, dried peas, dry beans and barley. We also welcome requirements for other products beyond the range shown.

Yes. Send the product name, variety, specification, quantity and destination. We will review your requirements and assess suitable sourcing options.

The minimum order depends on the product, supplier and packing arrangement. We assess a range of order sizes, including one-off purchases and recurring bulk orders. Send your required quantity so we can explore suitable options.

Yes. State your accepted origins, exclusions and crop-year requirements in the enquiry. The proposed origin and harvest details must be confirmed through the offer and supporting records.

Yes. Specify the pulse type and required form, such as whole, split or dehulled. Include size, colour, moisture and defect limits so the request is clear.

Yes. Clearly identify the intended use and applicable quality requirements. Food and feed specifications should be assessed separately for the proposed product and destination.

Yes. Include the sample quantity, testing needs and delivery location. Availability, costs and the relationship between the sample and proposed supply lot must be agreed.

Yes. State the required tests, sampling arrangements and inspection location so the scope, timing and cost can be assessed before terms are agreed.

Depending on the product and destination, requests may include origin documents, grading or analysis reports, inspection records and relevant plant-health or treatment documents. Include your required document list at the enquiry stage so it can be assessed.

Yes. Identify the required standard and supporting evidence. Any certification or product-status claim must be checked for the proposed supplier, product and shipment.

Yes. Send your full list with a specification, quantity and delivery requirement for each item. We can review the request together and assess sourcing options for each product.

Start with the product name, intended use, preferred origin, quantity and destination. An existing label, product sheet or previous analysis can help clarify the sourcing requirements.