Antioxidant-rich certified organic black chickpeas (Kala Chana), high in dietary fiber and iron, grown naturally.
FAQ
Black chickpeas feature a significantly lower glycemic index and roughly 20-30% higher dietary fiber and bioavailable iron compared to yellow chickpeas. Their dark seed coat contains concentrated anthocyanins, providing substantially elevated antioxidant capacities.
A pre-soaking phase of 12 to 16 hours in warm water with at least one water drain is recommended. In industrial pressure vessels, cooking takes 35-45 minutes; in conventional simmer kettles, it requires 90 to 120 minutes of gentle boiling to reach a creamy interior without splitting.
Yes, it originates from traditional, non-hybridized native Iranian seed lines propagated naturally in rainfed systems. It is 100% Non-GMO verified, with no transgenic interventions or genetic modifications across the supply chain.
Desi-type black chickpeas are naturally smaller than Kabuli chickpeas. Abgineh sorts these seeds to a standardized 5 mm to 6 mm caliber range, maintaining over 92% dimensional consistency throughout the package.
Lacking chemical preservatives, storage requires a dry environment below 22°C and relative humidity under 50%. Pallets should be elevated at least 15 cm above ground and kept away from direct concrete walls with proper ventilation.
Black chickpeas occupy a high-demand superfood niche among vegans, fitness practitioners, and low-glycemic diet consumers. Its differentiated shelf presence provides attractive retail margins for wellness retailers.
Yes, for FCL (Full Container Load) volumes, bespoke secondary labelling featuring country-specific nutritional panels, barcode standards, and regulatory statements in English, Arabic, or Russian can be applied during packaging.