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Don Papone

Potatoes
Company Description

Don Papone is an Argentine potato supply chain company that grows, selects, processes, and distributes potatoes and vegetables. The company operates two main product lines: selected table potatoes (washed and/or brushed) for greengrocers and retail markets, and refrigerated processed potatoes (peeled and cut) for the foodservice and hospitality sector. Don Papone also processes a range of vegetables including carrots, onions, chard, sweet potatoes, and squash.

The business traces its origins to the founding of Agropecuaria Arroyo Seco S.R.L., a family enterprise dedicated to potato production and marketing. In 1960, the company expanded its operations to Mar del Plata under the vision of Don Narciso Gigli, who recognised the fertility of the region. In the 1990s, the company opened one of Argentina's first potato processing plants, enabling direct supply to supermarkets and hypermarkets. In 2010, the company acquired the Don Papone brand, a specialist in processed vegetables and cut potatoes, diversifying its offering and consolidating its position in the sector. Today, Don Papone remains a family-run business with a processing plant certified by SENASA (Argentina) and SAG (Chile), employing 40 collaborators and serving over 500 clients with more than 8,000 monthly deliveries.

Products offered:

  • Table potatoes (washed and/or brushed), in 18 kg bags
  • Refrigerated peeled and cut potatoes: Bastón (French fry cut), Española, Noisette, Cubes, Whole, Rústica, Rejilla, and Recorte Puré (trim for mash)
  • Processed vegetables: carrots, onions, chard, sweet potatoes, and squash

Don Papone distributes daily in Mar del Plata, Miramar, Santa Clara del Mar, and Sierra de Los Padres, and reaches the Atlantic Coast and Tandil through distributors. The company's products are presented in 5 kg and 10 kg bags for processed items. The brand serves restaurants, hotels, greengrocers, and supermarkets across the region.

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This content was last updated on September 13, 2026

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