Directory of All Companies active in the potato sector in Australia

Elders has provided Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR) potatoes to the Australian potato industry for many years. They are arguably the leaders in supply of PBR potato varieties in Australia.

Ellips Australia specializes in providing customized solutions of Elisam machines with powerful Ellips grading technology in Australia.

Fairbank’s Seeds is a dynamic and well-connected vegetable seed company that supplies growers throughout Australia.

Farm Frites Australia is the regional branch of Farm Frites, offerers include coated fries, A-grade finest fries, sweet potato fries, Euro-style originals and steakhouse cuts, crinkle fries, seasoned and skin-on wedges, hash browns, and mashed potatoes.

Farmlink Rural, founded in 2004 and headquartered in Manjimup, Western Australia, is a locally owned agricultural services business that specializes in irrigation solutions, agronomy, and farm supplies.

FertPro provides a comprehensive fertilizer service for agriculture, horticulture, sports, turf or civil industries. Their services include soil testing and analysis, fertilizer custom blending of soluble, powder, granular and liquid fertilizers

Filton Packaging is a leading Australian manufacturer of flexible packaging films, bags, perforation and printing. We offer flexible packaging solutions for Fresh Produce, Food Service, Bakery, Grocery and general packaging.

FlexCAM has over 75 years of combined industry experience, providing unique turn-key and highly engineered conveyor solutions to the local food, dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical, paper, personal, and home care industries.

Golden Fries is proud to be one of the largest Australian-owned potato chip manufacturers. Golden Fries was established in 2018 by founders Randev and Kamal, driven by a vision to create high-quality fries using 100% Australian-grown potatoes.

Greensill Farming Group began in 1945 with Roy Greensill planting, raising and cutting 66 acres of sugar cane by hand on their Home farm in Qunaba. Roy progressively expanded operations to over 200 acres in 1966.