Category
Peas
Green peas for freezing and canning (vegetable peas; dry pulses under Pulses & Legumes).
Overview
Main Product Types
Browse the sub-categories inside this group to reach individual product specifications.
- BrassicasCabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and Brussels sprouts for fresh and frozen supply.4
- CucumberCucumbers and gherkins for pickling industry.
- Green BeansGreen beans for freezing.1
- Leafy VegetablesSpinach, kale and other leafy greens for freezing.1
- Onions & GarlicOnion, garlic and leek for fresh export and drying.
- Other Vegetables3
- PeppersSweet peppers for fresh export and freezing.
- PotatoesTable potatoes; industrial processing under Plant-Based Ingredients (starch).
- Pumpkin & SquashPumpkin for processing (puree) and fresh market.1
- Root VegetablesCarrot, beetroot, parsnip and radish for fresh export, freezing and drying.1
- Sweet CornVegetable sweet corn. Field maize: see Cereals & Grains.2
Processing Methods
Packaging Formats
Quality & Grades
Export Considerations
Relevant Routes
- Ukraine → Berlin (Germany) — Reefer RoadReefer road corridor from Ukraine to Berlin and eastern Germany, gateway to the largest EU food market.
- Ukraine → Bucharest (Romania) — Reefer RoadReefer road corridor from Ukraine to Bucharest via the southern border, gateway to Romania and the Black Sea region.
- Ukraine → Prague (Czechia) — Reefer RoadReefer road corridor from Ukraine to Prague and the Czech market, with onward links to southern Germany.
- Ukraine → Rotterdam (Netherlands) — Reefer RoadLong-haul reefer corridor from Ukraine to Rotterdam, the main North Sea logistics hub, for Benelux and overseas-connected buyers.
Top Export Markets
Market Trends
Certifications
Popular Questions
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- BRCGS or IFS Food: which certification should a supplier hold?Both are GFSI-recognised, so for most buyers either is acceptable. The choice follows the customer base rather than the standard.
- Can a minimum order quantity be negotiated?Often, but not by asking for a smaller number. An MOQ usually reflects a production run, a packaging order or a full load, and it moves when one of th…
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Related Categories
- BrassicasCabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and Brussels sprouts for fresh and frozen supply.
- CucumberCucumbers and gherkins for pickling industry.
- Green BeansGreen beans for freezing.
- Leafy VegetablesSpinach, kale and other leafy greens for freezing.
- Onions & GarlicOnion, garlic and leek for fresh export and drying.
- Other Vegetables
- PeppersSweet peppers for fresh export and freezing.
- PotatoesTable potatoes; industrial processing under Plant-Based Ingredients (starch).
Key Standards
Products in this category
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Pea Protein Isolate
Yellow pea protein isolate for European formulators. Why the assay ceiling sits below soy, what the allergen position…
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Frozen Green Peas IQF
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