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Lutosa

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Lutosa is a Belgian french fry manufacturer with two production locations.

Lutosa was taken over by Pinguin in 2007 to form the company Pinguin-Lutosa.

In 2013 the potato processing activities of Pinguin-Lutosa were sold to McCain Foods, to form once again the company Lutosa as a subsidiary of McCain Foods.

Lutosa's Managing Director Erwin Wuyts reported that in 2016 the company had processed 750.000 tonnes of potatoes into 425 tons of potato products (frozen and chilled french fries, potato flakes).

Early 2017, Lutosa was said to employ 1000 people (850 employees and 150 interim employees).

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Alain Dufait appointed as new Managing Director of Lutosa
April 23, 2023

Alain Dufait appointed as new Managing Director of Lutosa

Alain Dufait became the new Managing Director of Lutosa the 1st of April. He succeeds Alain Duranleau, that held this role over the past 5 years.
Lutosa rebranding emphasizes worldwide ambition
October 07, 2020

Lutosa rebranding emphasizes worldwide ambition: Potatoes to the world

Lutosa is a proud Belgian Brand, selling its Belgian Fries and a wide range of additional potato products to no less than 136 countries. No less than 94% of its production is exported.
Lutosa debuts new Product Lineup ahead of Anuga
October 01, 2019

Potato Processor Lutosa debuts new Product Lineup ahead of Anuga

With Anuga 2019 coming up, Lutosa has revealed a whole new lineup of products which will be on display during the event. First off, the company has unveiled the Lutosa Dipsters, which are French fries made from carefully selected potatoes.
An international fair at the heart of the Belgian potato sector.
September 02, 2019

Potato Europe 2019, an international fair at the heart of the Belgian potato sector.

On 4 and 5 September the international potato fair PotatoEurope 2019 will take place in
Tournai. That the fair continues to grow is demonstrated by the fact that there are almost
20% more exhibitors from 17 different countries.