Canadian Pinto Beans, Bulk Supplier & Exporter

Q: What packaging options are available and what is the MOQ?

Typical MOQ is 1 × 20-ft FCL . Packaging options can include 25 kg or 50 kg bags and 1-ton food-grade totes , depending on buyer requirements.

Q: Which Incoterms do you support for export shipments?

Terms such as FOB, CFR, or CIF can be quoted as applicable, depending on destination and booking availability.

Q: What HS Code is commonly used for pinto beans?

Pinto beans are commonly classified under HS Code 071333 . Final classification may vary by destination—confirm with your customs broker.

Bennett’s Beans supplies Canadian Pinto Beans for bulk buyers, including importers, wholesalers, and food manufacturers. Supply is secured through contracted growers, with export-ready preparation coordinated through vetted partners—aligned with buyer specifications, destination requirements, and agreed shipment terms.

Contract-backed supply through contracted growers.
Specifications aligned to buyer needs (moisture • purity • defects)
Shipment coordination: FOB / CFR / CIF (as applicable)

Canadian Pinto Beans – Bulk Supplier & Exporter

Speckled Quality – Canadian Pinto Beans Explained

Canadian Pinto Beans display a coffee-brown speckle that turns a rich salmon-pink after 90 minutes of simmering or 18 minutes in commercial retort. Grown in the cool Prairies, they average 22 % protein, 16 % dietary fibre and deliver a firm skin that holds up in refried beans, Tex-Mex fillings and pressure-cooked ready meals. Because the starch gels evenly, processors enjoy consistent viscosity in chilli con carne, canned soups and frozen burrito blends—no split skins, no cloudy brine.

What are Canadian Pinto Beans commonly used for?

Canadian pinto beans are widely used in commercial canning, ready meals, foodservice, and ingredient programs. They are popular for chili, refried-style applications, and plant-based meals where consistent texture and appearance matter.

Are you a grower or a supplier?

Bennett’s Beans is not a single farm. Supply is secured through contracted growers, with export-ready preparation coordinated through vetted partners based on buyer specifications and destination requirements.

What are typical specifications for bulk pinto beans?

Specifications are confirmed per lot and aligned to buyer requirements. Typical export targets may include moisture up to 14% and purity 99%+ (as agreed), with defect tolerances and sizing confirmed at quotation.

What packaging options are available and what is the MOQ?

Typical MOQ is 1 × 20-ft FCL. Packaging options can include 25 kg or 50 kg bags and 1-ton food-grade totes, depending on buyer requirements.

Which Incoterms do you support for export shipments?

Terms such as FOB, CFR, or CIF can be quoted as applicable, depending on destination and booking availability.

Do you provide documentation such as CoA and phytosanitary certificates?

Documentation support can be coordinated based on destination-market requirements. Common documents include commercial invoice, packing list, and bill of lading, with phytosanitary when required and CoA/testing available upon request.

What HS Code is commonly used for pinto beans?

Pinto beans are commonly classified under HS Code 071333. Final classification may vary by destination—confirm with your customs broker.

Prairie-Grown Pinto Beans – Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba & Ontario

Pinto beans are grown across established Canadian producing regions, including Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, and Ontario. Crop rotations and cool summer nights support consistent seed development and dependable cooking performance. Supply is secured through contracted growers, with export-ready preparation coordinated through vetted partners—aligned to buyer specifications for grade, moisture targets, purity, and defect tolerances (as agreed by contract and lot).

Bennett’s Beans – Your Global Source for Canadian Pinto Beans

Bennett’s Beans supplies Canadian Pinto Beans for importers, wholesalers, and food manufacturers. Supply is secured through contracted growers across established Canadian growing regions, with export-ready preparation coordinated through vetted partners—aligned to buyer specifications, destination requirements, and agreed shipment terms.
Contract-backed supply through contracted growers.
Specifications aligned to buyer needs (moisture • purity • defects, as agreed)
Packaging options available on request (bags / totes, as required)
Shipment coordination: FOB / CFR / CIF (as applicable)

CANADIAN PINTO BEANS — CONTRACT-BACKED BULK SUPPLY

Bennett’s Beans supplies Canadian Pinto Beans for importers, wholesalers, and food manufacturers. Supply is secured through contracted growers, with cleaning, grading, and packaging coordinated through vetted partners—aligned to buyer specifications for grade, moisture targets, purity, and defect tolerances (as agreed per lot). Testing and documentation support (e.g., CoA or phytosanitary when required) can be coordinated based on destination-market requirements.

GLOBAL SHIPPING COORDINATION — CANADIAN PINTO BEANS

Export shipments can be coordinated from Canada based on destination, carrier schedules, and seasonal availability. Bennett’s Beans supports bulk buyers with clear specifications, responsive communication, and documentation coordination aligned to destination-market requirements. Transit times and lead times are confirmed at the time of quotation and booking.

Shipping terms: FOB / CFR / CIF (as applicable)
Documentation support: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and phytosanitary when required.
Transit time: confirmed at booking (carrier- and route-dependent)

Canadian Cranberry Bean Supplier – Ontario & Manitoba

QUALITY CONTROL & LOAD-OUT VERIFICATION

Quality checks are coordinated prior to shipment to confirm alignment with the agreed buyer specifications (e.g., moisture targets, purity/foreign material limits, and defect tolerances). Lot identification and documentation can be provided to support traceability, with additional testing coordinated upon request and based on destination-market requirements.