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Tasmanian farmers and multinational chip manufacture Simplot are yet to reach a price agreement for the upcoming potato season. (ABC News
Agosto 30, 2026
Simplot and Tasmanian Potato Growers Remain at Odds Over French Fry Contracts
Simplot and Tasmanian potato growers remain at odds over prices and supply terms, with growers also concerned about contract cuts and a planned 30,000-tonne reduction in potato volumes through the Ulverstone processing plant.
Urschel Little Gem Aspire Dicer
Julio 01, 2026
Heat and Control to showcase Urschel slicing and dicing equipment at foodpro 2026
Heat and Control will showcase Urschel's latest slicing and dicing equipment, including the Little Gem Aspire Dicer and MicroAdjustable SL-14 Slicing Head, during foodpro 2026 in Melbourne, Australia.
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Junio 29, 2026
Tasmania Confirms First Detection of Invasive Serpentine Leafminer
The invasive serpentine leafminer has been detected in Tasmania for the first time after being found at a commercial grower in the state's north-west. The pest attacks more than 200 plant species, including potatoes, and can reduce crop yields.
Developed by Taieri College students, the potato-based Winter Warrior spray helps prevent frost formation on car windscreens, reducing the need for morning scraping.
Junio 09, 2026
Potato-Based Anti-Frost Spray Developed by Taieri College Students Could Transform Winter Mornings
Mosgiel Taieri College students have created Winter Warrior, a potato-based windscreen spray that prevents frost. Developed for Young Enterprise, it is applied overnight to stop ice forming, aims eco-friendly, about $20 bottle. in testing phase.
Wyma’s Micron Filter XL in production, delivering high-capacity water filtration and recycling for packhouses and food processing facilities.
Junio 01, 2026
Wyma Launches Micron Filter XL to Transform Water Recycling and Sustainability in Post-Harvest Processing
Wyma Solutions’ Micron Filter XL is a self-cleaning filtration system for post-harvest operations. Filtering water to 0.15mm, it cuts TSS by 60%+ and BOD/COD by 50%+, enabling water reuse, reducing costs, and supporting sustainability.
COMPASS optical sorter showcased at the new Key and PPM Technologies Customer Experience Center in Melbourne, providing live demonstrations and hands-on applications support for food processors across Australia and New Zealand.
Mayo 12, 2026
Key Technology and PPM Technologies Open New Customer Experience Center in Melbourne
Key Technology and PPM Technologies opened a new Customer Experience Center in Melbourne, featuring live demos, applications testing, training, and localized support for food processors across Australia and New Zealand.
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Wyma Solutions will introduce the Micron Filter XL water filtration system at Hort Connections 2026 in Adelaide, Australia
Mayo 04, 2026
Wyma Solutions to launch Micron Filter XL at Hort Connections 2026 in Australia
Wyma Solutions, a global leader in post‑harvest processing and water treatment solutions for fresh produce, has announced the launch of the Micron Filter XL at Hort Connections 2026, taking place from 1–4 June at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Rob Salmon and John Casswell
Abril 12, 2026
Potatoes Tasmania Established to Strengthen Coordination Across State Potato Industry
A new grower-led industry body, Potatoes Tasmania, has been established, marking a significant step toward strengthening coordination, productivity and long-term sustainability across the state’s potato sector.
Potato tuber showing internal brown ring symptoms caused by Potato mop-top virus (PMTV), the disease linked to infected seed lines from Tasmania that prompted biosecurity restrictions and compensation measures for affected potato growers.
Marzo 14, 2026
AUSVEG Secures Compensation for Potato Growers Affected by PMTV-Infected Seed
AUSVEG is progressing compensation for mainland potato growers affected by Potato mop-top virus after infected Tasmanian seed lines triggered biosecurity orders preventing planting, with first payments expected this week.
Kate Trufitt’s six month journey at the helm of Potatoes NZ
Febrero 19, 2026
New Zealand Potato Growers Focus on Converting High Yields into Greater Market Value
New Zealand potato growers are focusing on turning higher yields into greater value as they navigate fluctuating markets, rising costs, and increasing climate pressures, according to Potatoes New Zealand Chief Executive Kate Trufitt.
Climate scientists warn that a possible El Nino event could intensify global warming and drive new record temperatures worldwide in 2027
Febrero 10, 2026
El riesgo de El Niño podría llevar las temperaturas globales a máximos históricos en 2027
Agencias meteorológicas y científicos del clima han señalado la posibilidad de que se forme un fenómeno de El Niño en el océano Pacífico a finales de este año, lo que podría llevar las temperaturas globales a niveles récord en 2027.
Hort Innovation and AUSVEG are updating the agrichemical review to help potato growers maintain access to effective crop-protection tools.
Diciembre 30, 2025
Hort Innovation and AUSVEG update agrichemical roadmap for Australia potato industry
Hort Innovation reviews agrichemical needs across its levy industries. Through the Strategic Agrichemical Review Process it identifies pest, disease and weed pressures, checks available tools, evaluates risks and recommends effective alternatives.
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New Zealand based potato chip company Proper Crisps looks to close Nelson factory
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