lentils seeds for export and import

product name

lentejas

Linsen

lentilles

lentilhas

lentils seeds for export and import

Red Lentils / Yellow Lentils / Green Lentils
Moisture of lentils seeds for export and import 14% max
Admixture 0.5% max.
Imperfect rate 3% max.
Delivery time 7-10 days after payment
MOQ 25MT

lentils seeds are one of the world’s oldest health foods. Growers first raised these beans in the Middle East in 8,000 B.C, and they’ve worked their way west since then. Along the way, Greeks considered the bean a poor man’s food while Egyptians often regarded it as royal fare.

The lentils seeds came to the Americas in the early 16th century. During World War II, people began to see it as a low-cost, high-protein meat substitute.

The lens-shaped bean comes in several varieties. The most common types are brown, green, and red. Dietitians like the gluten-free food because it’s got lots of nutrition. Cooks like how its subtle flavor makes it the perfect canvas for other ingredients and seasonings.

Health Benefits of lentils seeds
When stacked up against other beans, lentils are No. 2 in protein (soybeans take top honors). When combined with a whole grain, like brown rice, they can give you the same quality of protein as meat. But when you eat lentils instead of red or processed meat, you make a healthier choice for your heart.

Protein is a building block of bones, muscles, and skin. It can also curb your appetite because it keeps you feeling full longer than other nutrients do.

Fiber fills you up, too. lentils seeds for export and import have plenty of it. A single serving meets 32% of the fiber you need each day. It can lower cholesterol and protect against diabetes and colon cancer. A daily dose of fiber pushes waste through your digestive system and prevents constipation, too.

The potassium, folate, and iron in lentils seeds for export and import also provide lots of benefits. Potassium counters the bad effects of salt and lowers blood pressure. Folate protects your heart and supports your body in forming red blood cells. If you’re pregnant, folate is important for your baby’s development. Iron helps ward off fatigue.

To watch a video about this product, visit the following link

https://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/benefits-lentils