Cleaning
Removes dust, stones, and other foreign materials to prepare raw pulses for further processing.
Dehulling / De-skinning
Removes the outer skin or husk of pulses to make them easier to cook and digest.
Splitting
Splits whole pulses into two halves (like dal) for faster cooking and market preference.
Polishing
Gives a clean, glossy appearance to pulses, improving shelf appeal, though it's not always essential.
Grading & Sorting
Categorizes pulses based on size, weight, and quality to maintain consistency in packaging.
Packaging
Packs polished or split pulses in sealed, food-grade bags to maintain freshness and hygiene.
Managing & Exporting
Includes warehousing, quality inspections, logistics, and export processes to supply global demand.