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Tim O’Connor exchanges potatoes for avocados
Marzo 12, 2013
Tim O’Connor exchanges potatoes for avocados
Tim O’Connor, President and CEO of the U.S. Potato Board, Denver, CO, has accepted an offer to lead a new marketing agency dedicated to the Mexican avocado industry.
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Liking 'Curly Fries' indicates you are smart
Marzo 12, 2013
Liking 'Curly Fries' indicates you are smart
Liking curly fries is a smart thing to do. So smart that a computer crunching of millions of Facebook “likes,” independent of the information in your profile, can figure out all kinds of personal and often private details of your life, including your IQ.
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Recall: MikeSell's Honey BBQ Potato Chips, incorrectly labeled 'gluten free'.
Marzo 11, 2013
Recall: MikeSell's Honey BBQ Potato Chips, incorrectly labeled 'gluten free'.
Mikesell’s Snack Food Company is recalling all sizes of its Honey Barbecue Potato Chips due to mislabeling of gluten free claim.
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Pringles for news
Marzo 11, 2013
Pringles secures it's market Share with new flavours
Pringles®, the Kellogg's - owned snack, is seeking to burst open the savoury snacks category even further, with the introduction of new flavours, Roast Chicken and Herbs for the UK and France, Sweet Paprika for Germany, Rosemary &Olive Oil for Spai...
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Simplot's Bill Whitacre sees growth opportunities in China and Mexico
Marzo 09, 2013
Simplot's Bill Whitacre sees growth opportunities in China and Mexico
Bill Whitacre, CEO of the J.R. Simplot Co., was one of several Boise business leaders who talked about conducting business internationally at a recent symposium by the Consortium for Undergraduate International Business Education at Boise State Univers...
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Marzo 09, 2013
McDonald's re-emphasizes Dollar Menu
In the midst of its first soft sales patch in nearly a decade, the McDonald's is re-emphasizing its Dollar Menu, a 10-year-old idea that became the linchpin of the last turnaround in its U.S. business.
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McCain Foods switches to truck delivered natural gas in New Brunswick and Maine
Marzo 09, 2013
McCain Foods switches to truck delivered natural gas in New Brunswick and Maine
Irving Oil announced last week that it has signed an agreement with McCain Foods, making it Irving Oil’s newest natural gas industrial customer, and the first in New Brunswick to receive compressed natural gas (CNG) delivered by trucks.
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Whole Foods Market makes GMO labeling mandatory as of 2018
Marzo 08, 2013
Whole Foods Market makes GMO labeling mandatory as of 2018
Whole Foods Market announced today at Natural Products Expo West that, by 2018, all products in its U.S. and Canadian stores must be labeled to indicate if they contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Cravon: New Never Fried French Fries from Simplot
Marzo 07, 2013
Cravon: New Never Fried French Fries from Simplot
J.R. Simplot Company – the company recognized for creating the frozen french fry market more than 50 years ago for the foodservice industry – has once again redefined the french fry experience with today's launch of 'never fried' CravOn™.
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Cape Cod Potato Chips Launches Two Savory New Cheese Flavors
Marzo 06, 2013
Cape Cod Lightens Up Its Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper Kettle Chips
When it comes to Cape Cod® Potato Chips, sometimes less is more. This month the iconic New England brand adds 40% Less Fat Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper to its popular lineup of reduced fat kettle-cooked chips.
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Gluten intolerance classified as 'disability' - how will food service react?
Marzo 06, 2013
Gluten intolerance classified as 'disability' - how will food service react?
Recently the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) reached a settlement with Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, concluding that severe food allergies, including celiac disease (an autoimmune disorder), qualify as a disability under the Americans...
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Restaurant Chains Serving More Lower-Calorie Choices Do Better Financially
Marzo 06, 2013
Restaurant Chains Serving More Lower-Calorie Choices Do Better Financially
Restaurant chains that serve more lower-calorie foods and beverages have better business performance, according to a study by Hudson Institute.
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Idaho potato growers accept slight price cut in processing contracts
Marzo 05, 2013
Idaho Potato growers approve contracts with Simplot, McCain
Idaho potato growers at a Monday meeting in Burley approved processing contracts with J.R. Simplot and McCain Foods that both include payment increases averaging 1.6 percent.
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Boulder Canyon Natural Foods Receives Non-GMO Project Verified Seal For Its Kettle-Cooked Chips
Marzo 04, 2013
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Marzo 04, 2013
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Twenty potato growers and industry representatives joined together to form the 2013 class of the Potato Industry Leadership Institute (PILI), an annual program jointly administered by the National Potato Council (NPC) and the United States Potato Board.
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US Potato Growers Converge on Capitol Hill
Marzo 04, 2013
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Idaho potato growers accept slight price cut in processing contracts
Febrero 27, 2013
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Idaho potato growers will vote Monday in Burley on contracts with McCain Foods and J.R. Simplot Co. paying a 1.6 percent average increase, according to sources involved in negotiations.
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