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Potatoes from Gaza denied entry into Jordan
Agosto 02, 2013
Potatoes from Gaza denied entry into Jordan
Two truckloads of potatoes from the Gaza Strip have been denied entry into Jordan on the grounds that the beleaguered territory "does not produce potatoes"
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US Potato Growers Take Advantage of Opening of Brazilian Seed Potato Market
Agosto 02, 2013
US Potato Growers Take Advantage of Opening of Brazilian Seed Potato Market
After many years of frustrating work to gain access to Brazil for U.S. seed potatoes as well as corresponding market development, U.S. seed potato growers are finally making sales.
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CravOn™ Expands Market Share as Albertsons LLC Carries the 'Never Fried' French Fry
Agosto 02, 2013
CravOn™ Expands Market Share as Albertsons LLC Carries the 'Never Fried' French Fry
J.R. Simplot Company recently announced that CravOn™, its "never fried"french fry, is now available to consumers throughout Albertsons Southern California Division grocery stores.
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Prince Edward Island Potato crop blight free
Agosto 02, 2013
Prince Edward Island Potato crop blight free
There has not been a single case of late blight reported on Prince Edward Island's potato crop this year, a situation agriculture officials are calling unusual.
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Snack Food Company LesserEvil now operates factory in Danbury, CT
Agosto 02, 2013
Snack Food Company LesserEvil now operates factory in Danbury, CT
Snack Food Company LesserEvil has set up a new factory in Danbury, Connecticut where it now produces kettle corn and Popcorn made from chia seeds.
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Investcorp buys Tyrrells Potato Crisps for £100 million from Langholm Capital
Agosto 02, 2013
Investcorp buys Tyrrells Potato Crisps for £100 million from Langholm Capital
Potato Chips Manufacturer Tyrrells Potato Crisps in the United Kingdom will get new ownership. Investcorp announced today that it has agreed to acquire Tyrrells Potato Crisps from Langholm Capital for £100 million.
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FDA for news
Agosto 02, 2013
“Gluten-Free” defined by US Food and Drug Administration
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today published a new regulation defining the term "gluten-free"for voluntary food labeling. This will provide a uniform standard definition to help the up to 3 million Americans who have celiac disease.
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Agosto 02, 2013
¿Cómo mejorar la disponibilidad, acceso y uso de semilla de alta calidad?
Resumen, presentación y audio de la charla "Producción y uso de semilla de calidad de papa en agricultura familiar campesina"que Nicola Mastrocola presentó en el V Congreso Ecuatoriano de la Papa, realizado en Ecuador entre el 25-27 de juni...
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Urschel breaks ground on new Manufacturing facility & global headquarters
Agosto 01, 2013
Urschel breaks ground on new Manufacturing facility & global headquarters
At noon on July 11, employees of the food cutting specialist Urschel Laboratories were the first to delve into the construction site of their new manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Chesterton, Indiana.
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Washington potato crop heating up
Agosto 01, 2013
Washington potato crop heating up
The whims of Mother Nature and the marketplace may have aligned this year for Washington's potato farmers. Thus far, potatoes appear to have weathered the heat, although some potatoes are turning out a little smaller than normal.
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Potato Farmer Andrew Combes Rabobank Simplot Young Potato Grower of the year.
Agosto 01, 2013
Potato Farmer Andrew Combes Rabobank Simplot Young Potato Grower of the year.
Third generation farmer Andrew Combes is the only commercial potato grower south of Hobart (Tasmania, Australia). What's more, the 36-year-old is the new Rabobank Simplot Young Potato Grower of the year.
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Virus successful bio-insecticide against Guatemalan Potato Moth
Julio 31, 2013
Virus successful bio-insecticide against Guatemalan Potato Moth
The Guatemalan potato moth is wreaking havoc in potato crops in Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. Control measures exist, but are toxic or financially out of reach. Now there's a promising alternative: a biopesticide based on a virus that infects the moth.
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