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2011 Washington-Oregon Potato Conference for news
Febrero 11, 2011
Washington-Oregon Potato Conference draws 1,600
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Febrero 11, 2011
Geert Staring nieuwe directeur Breeders Trust
Per 1 maart aanstaande is Geert Staring (53) te Emmeloord benoemd tot algemeen directeur van Breeders Trust NV in Brussel.
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United States Potato Board for news
Febrero 11, 2011
USDA Names Members to the National Potato Promotion Board
Agriculture Secretary Thomas J. Vilsack today appointed 36 producer members to serve on the National Potato Promotion Board for three-year terms that begin March 1, 2011, and end on Feb. 28, 2014.
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Washington Potato Commission for news
Febrero 10, 2011
Washington State Potato Commission asks state lawmakers to act
After serving up samples of their favorite tuber at the Capitol, officials of the Washington Potato Commission asked state senators for help in getting the attention of the USDA over a popular program aimed at mothers and children.
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Idaho: Potato production costs are on the rise
Febrero 08, 2011
Idaho: Potato production costs are on the rise
Higher potato prices would probably be cause for celebration in Idaho this year if growers didn't also expect an increase in production costs. The cost of seed, fertilizer and some chemicals declined a bit last year, but growers won't be so lucky this...
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Fruit Logistica 2011 draws record attendance
Febrero 08, 2011
Fruit Logistica 2011 draws record attendance
The reputation of FRUIT LOGISTICA as the world's leading international fresh produce trade fair has been underlined yet again this year by the presence of all market leaders, the industry’s top decision-makers and a new attendance record.
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Febrero 08, 2011
Potato Council Retail Conference offers a Fresh Outlook
There are real opportunities for the industry to optimise the fresh potato category and build long-term demand.
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Participación récord en la cumbre del comercio hortofrutícola en Berlín
Febrero 08, 2011
Participación récord en la cumbre del comercio hortofrutícola en Berlín
El lugar preponderante que ocupa FRUIT LOGISTICA, el salón líder internacional del sector hortofrutícola, se corrobora una vez más este año con la presencia de los principales actores y actuadores en el mercado, los responsables del sector y una asiste...
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PEI for news
Febrero 08, 2011
PEI potato producers encouraged to attend potato conference
The 2011 Prince Edward Island potato conference and trade show is an ideal opportunity for producers to discuss new research and development in the industry, says Agriculture Minister George Webster.
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Making the case for French Fries
Febrero 07, 2011
Making the case for French Fries
During the Potato Expo, Frank van Schaayk (Regional CEO United States and South America McCain Foods) introduced the Alliance for Potato Research and Education in his presentation titled 'French Fries, Re-imagined'
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PMMI to Link European Processors and Packagers to North American Innovation at Interpack 2011
Febrero 07, 2011
PACK EXPO Sponsors World Packaging Organisation's Worldstar 2010 Awards Ceremony
PMMI, owner and producer of the PACK EXPO family of trade shows, is pleased to announce PACK EXPO has signed on as Platinum Sponsor of the World Packaging Organization’s (WPO) WorldStar awards ceremony.
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USDA for news
Febrero 07, 2011
NPPGA: Proposed School Lunch Changes Could Have Unintended Consequences
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is proposing to change the nutritional guidelines for the school lunch program that would restrict students to just one cup of certain vegetables per week.
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Febrero 04, 2011
2010 National Potato Environmental Stewardship Winners Showcased in Video
Mercer Canyon of Prosser, Washington, and Walker Brothers Farms of Malin, Oregon were presented with the prestigious 2010 Environmental Stewardship Award at the 2011 NPC Annual Meeting.
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Febrero 01, 2011
Ronald D. Offutt winner of the 2011 NPPGA Meritorious Service Award
he Northern Plains Potato Growers Association is proud to announce that Ronald D. Offutt is the 2011 NPPGA Meritorious Service Award winner.
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Enero 28, 2011
Jan van Hoogen appointed Chairman Europatat Seed Potato Commission
Yesterday Europatat’s Seed Potato Commission held its first official meeting since the adoption of the new structure of the association.
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Enero 28, 2011
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The Idaho Potato Commission (IPC) has released its 2011 Shippers &Processors Directory. The directory provides updated contact information for all licensed Idaho shippers, exporters and suppliers;brand listings and shed numbers are also included. ...
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2011 Washington-Oregon Potato Conference for news
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he Washington-Oregon Potato Conference is in Kennewick again this year, and organizers say it's bigger than ever.
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