Count, colour, and purity belong on the pulse RFQ. Split dal is a different line from whole seed.
Chickpea, pigeon pea, mung, urad, and lentil are sold as whole seed or as split dal. Those are not interchangeable on a packing list.
Count and colour decide the lot. A 42/44 chickpea is not a 58/60. Write the count you need, and whether the colour is cream, beige, or as your plant samples.
Purity and foreign matter sit on the Certificate of Analysis (COA). If your buyer has a floor, put it on the Request for Quote (RFQ) with packing and destination.
Machine-cleaned lots are the standard we quote. Hand-picked extras are named when you ask, not assumed.
