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McCain Foods (India) Pvt Ltd

Potato wedges
Company Description

McCain has been engaged in agriculture R&D and in development of frozen food market in India since 1998.

McCain Foods (India) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of McCain Foods Limited in Canada.

McCain Foods (India) Pvt Ltd operates a potato processing factory in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Construction of this facility started in 2005 and significant investments have been made since. An other expansion of this factory was announced for 2013, in order to cope with the rapid growth of the frozen potato product sector in India.
 

McCain Foods (India) Pvt Ltd potato processing plant in Mehsana district of Gujarat.

McCain Foods (India) Pvt Ltd potato processing plant in Mehsana district of Gujarat.

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McCain Foods India is expanding its distribution network
December 23, 2014
McCain Foods India is expanding its distribution network
McCain Foods India is expanding its distribution network as well as improving availability of its products throughout the country.
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Balaji Wafers to start production of French Fries and frozen specialties
December 03, 2014
Balaji Wafers to start production of French Fries and frozen specialties
Balaji, one of the largest regional potato chips and snacks brands in India, will soon move into the production of French fries and other frozen potato specialty products, according to Chandu Virani, MD of Balaji Wafers.
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McCain, DuPont empower Gujarat Potato Farmers
September 02, 2014
McCain, DuPont empower Gujarat Potato Farmers
McCain Foods and DuPont India are collaborating to implement the Global GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) Farm Assurer Certification Program with McCain contract farmers.
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Poor crop in India has raised potato prices, leaving snack-makers in a spot
May 29, 2014
Poor crop in India has raised potato prices, leaving snack-makers in a spot
Fries, chips and flakes manufacturers in India are concerned over firm prices of potato, which has seen a jump owing to poor crop this year. Companies assure that an increase in retail price was unlikely to take place in the short run.
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