Technituber

Technico Pty Ltd

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Agrico, Leo de Kock and Nedato join forces for ware potatoes.

The Australian company Technico Pty Ltd call themselves an Agri-biotech company. They own the technology of the technituber. Taken over by Indian ITC Limited in August 2007

Subsidiaries
Technico Agri Sciences Limited

Technico Agri Sciences Limited
Technico Agri Sciences Limited a wholly own subsidiary of ITC Limited, commenced operations in March 1999 to produce high yielding , early generation Seed Potatoes for India and neighbouring export markets.
Technico Horticultural (Kunming) Co Ltd

Technico Horticultural (Kunming) Co Ltd
THKL was established in Kunming,P.R.China in 1998 as a wholly foreign owned enterprise with headquarters in Australia. It is a controlled environment seed potato production facility in South East Asia with a production capacity up to 12,000,000 Technituber® seeds per annum.
Technico Technologies Inc. Canada

Technico Technologies Inc. Canada
Technico Technologies Inc. is a 100% owned subsidiary of Technico Pty Limited, an Australian company which has developed and owns the proprietary Technituber® technology.
A subsidiary of:
ITC Limited

ITC Limited
  • Technituber

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Lady Rosetta (Meijer Potato)
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.
India
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April 27, 2012

Pakistani potatoes rescue Indian consumers

With potato prices at Rs 20 a kg in retail in the domestic market, traders from northern India have started to import Pakistani potatoes that are 20% to 40% cheaper.
India
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January 20, 2011

India: Good harvest cools potato prices

Though onion prices are yet to cool down, potato prices have dropped at the retail end. An early good crop of potatoes in Punjab, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh has pushed down the prices.
India
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January 28, 2010

Punjab farmers advised to sell potato harvest in March

With the arrival of potato crop in Punjab, a study released by Punjab Agriculture Univeristy (PAU) Ludhiana has advised farmers to sell their potato harvest in the month of March when the prices are expected to touch Rs 575-610 per quintal.However, tra...
India
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