Noticias sobre la Cadena de Suministro de Papas

Polonia prohibe cultivos transgénicos de BASF y Monsanto
Enero 07, 2013
Polonia prohibe cultivos transgénicos de BASF y Monsanto
El gobierno polaco prohibió este miércoles los cultivos de maíz y papa transgénicos, según un comunicado oficial publicado al término del Consejo de Ministros.
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Potato late blight
Enero 06, 2013
Sistema de alertas en Argentina ayuda a controlar el Tizón Tardío de la papa
El Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA), McCain Argentina y la Universidad de Wageningen (Holanda) han desarrollado un sistema que integra y organiza información de un cultivo y su medio ambiente, y basado en estos datos, elabora un cro...
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Poland imposes farming bans on GM maize, potatoes
Enero 03, 2013
Poland imposes farming bans on GM maize, potatoes
The Polish government has banned cultivation of certain genetically modified (GM) strains of maize and potatoes, according to a government statement on January 2.
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Agricultores franceses incrementan producción de papa al controlar la sanidad de sus suelos y semillas
Diciembre 20, 2012
Agricultores franceses incrementan producción de papa al controlar la sanidad de sus suelos y semillas
Por Jorge Luis Alonso G., Red Electrónica de la Papa, Redepapa Los productores de papa de Francia aumentaron el rendimiento de sus cosechas (50 t/ha en promedio) gracias a una combinación de asociación, tecnología e inversión, pero sobre todo, a su pre...
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Situación y perspectivas de la papa en Uruguay
Diciembre 20, 2012
Situación y perspectivas de la papa en Uruguay
Se espera para los próximos meses un escenario de reducidos niveles de oferta de papa nacional dada la menor superficie sembrada en el presente ciclo de primavera. Durante los próximos meses, es probable que los precios se sitúen por encima de los años...
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USDA for news
Diciembre 19, 2012
National Potato Board Appointments announced by US Dept. of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has appointed 30 members to serve on the National Potato Promotion Board. Each member will serve a three-year term of office beginning March 1, 2013.
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Diciembre 19, 2012
US Potato Processors used less potatoes than last year
United States Potato Processors used less potatoes so far this season, compared to the same period last year. The amount of potatoes in stock at December 1, 2012, was up 11 percent compared with last year.
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Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Diciembre 19, 2012
GB Potato supply 2012: updated provisional estimate
Due to the importance of business information in an exceptional season AHDB/PCL has updated its estimates following the receipt of further Grower Panel yield forms, updated lifting data and additional intelligence.
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Fruit Logistica for news
Diciembre 19, 2012
Potato Council at Fruit Logistica 2013
A first for British exports in 2013 will be a joint stand from Potato Council and the Horticultural Development Company (HDC) at Fruit Logistica in Berlin in February next year.
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United States Potato Board for news
Diciembre 18, 2012
Dramatic increase in US Frozen Potato Exports to USPB Target Markets
United States exports of frozen potato products to all markets grew 11% by volume and 16% by value for the first quarter (July-September) of MY2012/13.
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Gregg Halverson Receives Honorary Doctorate from North Dakota State University
Diciembre 18, 2012
Gregg Halverson Receives Honorary Doctorate from North Dakota State University
North Dakota State University (NDSU) alumnus Gregg Halverson has received an honorary doctorate during winter commencement ceremonies Friday December 14 in Fargo. An honorary degree recognizes an individual associated with the state of North Dakota wh...
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Ausveg for news
Diciembre 17, 2012
AUSVEG Potato R&D Program well received
Members of the Australian potato industry have shown strong support for the AUSVEG Potato Industry Extension Program over its first 12 months, with research and development (R&D) workshops held as part of the program proving a hit with both potato ...
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Diciembre 17, 2012
Pepsi's low but assured price turns Bengal farmers to Atlanta potatoes
Lufthar Rahman and his neighbours at Abhirampur village in Hooghly in West Bengal have sowed more Atlanta variety of potato this year. It is for use by PepsiCo India for making flakes and other Frito-Lay products.
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UK Potato Prices add to weather misery
Diciembre 17, 2012
UK Potato Prices add to weather misery
UK potato growers are facing an uncertain future unless contract prices increase following a 25 per cent drop in production and an increase in costs of 30 per cent. The NFU says that with around 75 per cent of all potatoes in the UK grown on fixed pr...
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The FAO Food Price Index continued to trend downwards in November
Diciembre 16, 2012
The FAO Food Price Index continued to trend downwards in November
The FAO Food Price Index averaged 211 points in November 2012, down 3 points (1.5 percent) from October and the lowest since June 2012.
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No GM potatoes used for French Fries in China, say world's largest French fry manufacturers
Diciembre 16, 2012
No GM potatoes used for French Fries in China, say world's largest French fry manufacturers
In a rare joint statement the world's three largest french fry manufacturers spell out that they do not use genetically modified potatoes to produce their french fries in China.
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Diciembre 16, 2012
Acrylamide in French fries reduced up to 90% with Zeracryl® lactic acid bacteria
The Norwegian company Zeracryl AS has developed a patented process to reduce acrylamide levels in French fries between 50 – 90 per cent depending on selected solution.
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Programa mundial de investigación en raíces y tubérculos prioriza actividades con ayuda de tecnología en la nube
Diciembre 16, 2012
Programa mundial de investigación en raíces y tubérculos prioriza actividades con ayuda de tecnología en la nube
El programa de Raíces, Tubérculos y Banano del Consorcio del CGIAR empezó a utilizar tecnología en la nube para identificar las regiones dónde sus acciones podrían tener un mayor impacto en reducir la pobreza y mejorar la seguridad alimentaria
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