Dried white beans, cleaned and sorted, for canners, food makers and distributors.
Beans & Pulses
Black-Eyed Peas
Dried cream-coloured peas with the typical black eye, cleaned and sorted.
Quick facts
- Botanical name
- Vigna unguiculata
- Form
- Dried whole peas
- Origin
- Madagascar
- Packaging
- Agreed per order
Overview
A classic pulse
Black-eyed peas are a type of cowpea, easy to recognise by the black spot on each bean. They cook quickly and have a mild, earthy taste.
Cleaned and sorted
The peas are dried, cleaned and sorted before packing, for canners, food makers and distributors.
Specifications
- Botanical name
- Vigna unguiculata
- Form
- Dried whole peas
- Origin
- Madagascar
- Packaging
- Agreed per order
- Minimum order
- On request
- Samples
- On request
Packaging & delivery
- Pack size and labelling agreed per order
- Delivery terms (Incoterms) confirmed in your quote
- Lead time confirmed in your quote
- Tell us your monthly volume for a better price
Quality & documents
Your quality team can ask for the documents they need with every order. Tell us which ones in your inquiry.
Documents on request
- Certificate of analysis (COA) per batch
- Product specification sheet
- Certificate of origin
- Phytosanitary certificate
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