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Looking for the Latest Developments on French Fries or Potato Chips? New PotatoPro Website Helps the Potato Processing Industry

 Food Innovation Online has officially launched its new website PotatoPro at http://www.potatopro.com. PotatoPro is entirely dedicated to potato products, including French fries, Chips and Snacks, Starch and the Potato supply chain. Targeting professionals worldwide, PotatoPro offers the most extensive and up to date collection of News, Company Directories, Internet Resources, Books, Market Research, Equipment and Expert Advice for the Potato Processing Industry.

Florenceville, NB, Canada (Bluehost/PRWEB ) November 1, 2007 -- Food Innovation Online has officially launched its new website PotatoPro.

PotatoPro is entirely dedicated to potato products, including French fries, Chips and Snacks, Starch and the Potato supply chain. Targeting professionals worldwide, PotatoPro offers the most extensive and up to date collection of News, Company Directories, Internet Resources, Books, Market Research, Equipment and Expert advice for the potato processing industry.

Based on experience with our first site, we saw opportunities to make it easier for visitors to find the information they need.
"Moving the site was very important for us, since we continuously work to improve the user experience", says Paul van Eijck, who founded Food Innovation Online in 2006. "Based on experience with our first site, we saw opportunities to make it easier for visitors to find the information they need."

This resulted in a simplified navigation and a dynamic way to offer related content. We created topics (like French Fries, Chips and Snacks, Processing Equipment, QSR chains) to target specific interests in the potato industry.

"We also wanted the site to look better. When we asked our readers to suggest possible improvements of the original site, the inclusion of more graphics was one of the top suggestions," says van Eijck.

PotatoPro offers a free subscription on a Newsletter that weekly addresses a potato processing topic in the news. The PotatoPro Newsletter also informs on the latest Products, Events and News. "The changes will also improve the deliverability of the PotatoPro Newsletter, one of the ways we stay in touch with our audience, something we find of critical importance".

"Still, our website is only one of the ways we help people find their way in the global potato processing industry. People can always contact us and ask for further assistance for their specific project or issue. It's the combination of magazine, web shop and consultancy firm that sets us apart," says van Eijck.

New features include:

  • Simplified navigation
  • Dynamically generated Related News topics
  • Dynamically generated News section on all companies in the directories
  • Dynamically generated featured articles
  • Expanded section with conferences, exhibition, auctions and webinars
  • Improved search function
  • Inclusion of graphics with articles
  • Creation of topics of interest in both the News section and the Directory of Potato Processing Companies

The following topics were created:

  • French fries and Potato Specialties
  • Chips and Snacks
  • Dehydrated potato products
  • Potato Starch
  • Ingredients for potato processing
  • Processing Equipment
  • The Potato Supply Chain
  • QSR chains
  • Industry Associations

Food Innovation Online Corp:
Food Innovation Online Corp is a Canadian company providing Services to the Food Industry, the Potato Processing Industry in particular. Food Innovation Online was founded in 2006 by Paul van Eijck in Florenceville, New Brunswick.

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