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MARCH 5, 2026
Connecting Markets, Advancing America.
USA Pulses International Programs
We serve U.S. pulse growers, the entire pulse value chain, ingredient manufacturers, and commodity exporters—connecting American agriculture with global opportunities. Through strategic market development and collaborative partnerships, we help businesses and consumers worldwide access healthy, sustainable food while strengthening the competitive position of pulse production across Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
Who We Serve
Connecting the American pulse industry with global opportunities.
U.S. Pulse Growers
Supporting family farmers and commercial growers across the Northern Plains and Pacific Northwest—Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wisconsin—who produce world-class dry peas, lentils, chickpeas, and dry beans.
U.S. Pulse Value Chain
Providing market intelligence, trade servicing, and commercial support to processors, handlers, cleaners, and distributors who transform farm-level production into export-ready products that meet global buyer specifications.
Ingredient Manufacturers
Connecting food innovators, ingredient suppliers, and product developers with international buyers seeking pulse-based proteins, fibers, starches, and functional ingredients for modern food applications.
Commodity Exporters
Equipping U.S. pulse exporters with the market access, buyer relationships, technical documentation, and trade barrier solutions needed to compete successfully in global markets and close international sales.
U.S. Pulse Growers
Supporting family farmers and commercial growers across the Northern Plains and Pacific Northwest—Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wisconsin—who produce world-class dry peas, lentils, chickpeas, and dry beans.
U.S. Pulse Value Chain
Providing market intelligence, trade servicing, and commercial support to processors, handlers, cleaners, and distributors who transform farm-level production into export-ready products that meet global buyer specifications.
Ingredient Manufacturers
Connecting food innovators, ingredient suppliers, and product developers with international buyers seeking pulse-based proteins, fibers, starches, and functional ingredients for modern food applications.
Commodity Exporters
Equipping U.S. pulse exporters with the market access, buyer relationships, technical documentation, and trade barrier solutions needed to compete successfully in global markets and close international sales.
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Global Impact
Healthy, Sustainable Food for All
USA Pulses beyond the borders
By promoting American pulses globally, we connect communities worldwide with affordable, nutritious, plant-based protein that supports public health, food security, and sustainable agriculture.
From family tables to institutional foodservice, from ingredient innovation to culinary excellence—U.S. pulses provide healthy, sustainable food solutions that improve lives around the world.
Public-Private Partnership
DRIVING RESULTS
Stronger Exports Through Smarter Partnerships
USA Pulses partners with the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) to expand U.S. pulse exports worldwide. By working directly with FAS counselors, trade specialists, and overseas posts, we combine federal resources with industry expertise to create measurable market access gains, remove trade barriers, and deliver commercial outcomes that strengthen American agriculture.
This partnership exemplifies how government and industry unite to open doors for U.S. exporters in competitive international markets.
Our Strategic Foundation
Four integrated pillars guide every initiative, ensuring comprehensive support for U.S. pulse exporters in every market
Market Development
Strategic initiatives that create demand, build buyer relationships, and convert opportunities into sales. From trade missions to quality certification systems, we deliver comprehensive market development infrastructure that supports export growth in both traditional and emerging markets.
Trade Barrier Mitigation
Proactive advocacy and technical support to address tariff and non-tariff barriers. We partner with FAS, USTR, and allied organizations to navigate regulatory challenges, resolve market access issues, and protect the interests of U.S. pulse exporters in complex trade environments.
Culinary Spark
Our professional training program engages culinary professionals from student chefs to the world’s finest restaurants, showcasing pulse versatility and technique. Culinary Spark also partners with food innovators developing healthy, tasty products from pulse ingredients—from snacks and drinks to cutting-edge protein innovations that bring pulses into modern food applications.
Standard for Quality
Connecting U.S. pulse production directly with international consumers through comprehensive promotional support. Our consumer engagement program brings U.S. pulses to life through in-store demonstrations, social media campaigns, and direct consumer touchpoints that build awareness, drive trial, and create sustained demand for American-grown pulses in markets worldwide.
Market Development
Strategic initiatives that create demand, build buyer relationships, and convert opportunities into sales. From trade missions to quality certification systems, we deliver comprehensive market development infrastructure that supports export growth in both traditional and emerging markets.
Trade Barrier Mitigation
Proactive advocacy and technical support to address tariff and non-tariff barriers. We partner with FAS, USTR, and allied organizations to navigate regulatory challenges, resolve market access issues, and protect the interests of U.S. pulse exporters in complex trade environments.
Culinary Spark
Our professional training program engages culinary professionals from student chefs to the world’s finest restaurants, showcasing pulse versatility and technique. Culinary Spark also partners with food innovators developing healthy, tasty products from pulse ingredients—from snacks and drinks to cutting-edge protein innovations that bring pulses into modern food applications.
Standard for Quality
Connecting U.S. pulse production directly with international consumers through comprehensive promotional support. Our consumer engagement program brings U.S. pulses to life through in-store demonstrations, social media campaigns, and direct consumer touchpoints that build awareness, drive trial, and create sustained demand for American-grown pulses in markets worldwide.
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Our Regions
Where we work
Our global network of International Marketing Representatives provides on-the-ground expertise across six continents.
Spokane, WA – July 2025
USA Pulses Summit 2025: A Global Turning Point
The first-ever USA Pulses Summit brought together over 360 delegates from more than 30 countries—including 160 international buyers—in the heart of U.S. pulse country. For five days, Spokane became the global capital of pulses.
“We came for business, but we left as partners and friends. The USA has shown it is serious—not just about selling pulses, but about leading the future of food.”
Get in contact wit our international representatives for more information
Marketing representatives
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Address: 1016 E Weisgarber Rd, Knoxville, TN 37909, USA
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Vision 2030: Doubling Impact
The Summit unveiled our bold commitment: to double U.S. pulse production and consumption by 2030—for the health of our people, the strength of our farmers, and the resilience of our planet.
Building the Future of Global Pulse Trade
Through strategic market development, technical excellence, and collaborative partnerships with USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, we’re creating pathways to growth that benefit American growers, strengthen food security, and advance U.S. trade interests worldwide.
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