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Snack Foods Association (SFA) urges US Congress to reconsider Food-to-Fuel Policies as prices skyrocket
Mayo 15, 2008
Snack Foods Association (SFA) urges US Congress to reconsider Food-to-Fuel Policies as prices skyrocket
In light of dramatic increases in food prices and the environmental costs of fuels derived from food crops, Congress should revisit federal food-to-fuel mandates and subsidies, a top official of a Pennsylvania-based snack foods company told Congress t...
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Mayo 08, 2008
World Potato Congress invites nominations for Industry Awards
The President of the World Potato Congress (WPC) Inc. Mr Allan Parker, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and the Chairman of the WPC Awards Committee, Mr Douglas (Doug) Harley, Kinross, Scotland, have announced that nominations are now being called for t...
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Mayo 07, 2008
PepsiCo’s snack foods division Frito-Lay India has tied up with the Indian Medical Association (IMA).
PepsiCo’s snack foods division FritoLay India has tied up with the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to promote Tropicana pure juices and Quaker Oats An MoU between epsiCo and IMA has already been signed to the effect and the endorsement deal holds goo...
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Mayo 01, 2008
McCain Australia closes Timaru vegetable processing plant
McCain Foods will close its Timaru vegetable plant, affecting 30 jobs. The company announced this morning it will close its small vegetable plant in early November, which is adjacent to the larger French fry facility. McCain Foods employs 240 staff a...
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Abril 16, 2008
Ontario Schools To Be Trans Fat Free
Students in Ontario will be getting healthier because the food and beverages sold in schools will need to be free of trans fat.Levels of obesity among young Canadian children have nearly tripled over the last 25 years. Providing healthier options and ...
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Abril 11, 2008
Washington State Potato Conference 2009 held in Kennewick instead of Moses Lake
At a special meeting Thursday, the Washington State Potato Conference and Trade Show board voted unanimously to relocate the 2009 event to the Tri-Cities Convention Center in Kennewick, instead of in Moses Lake, its base since its inception 47 years ag...
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Abril 05, 2008
SPS takes over Pailan's Potato Flake unit
The Rs 2000-crore SPS Group, with interests in steel, hotels and biscuits among other things, has taken over a potato flakes project set up by Apurba Saha's Pailan group, another diversified outfit that is into education, aviation, township developmen...
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Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Abril 04, 2008
Goodbye British Potato Council, hello Potato Council Limited
Everything you value about the British Potato Council (BPC) and the activities it has supported on behalf of levy-payers will continue. That’s the pledge from Potato Council Limited, the new sector company that took over the reins from the BPC on Apr...
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Bart Connors was elected Chairman of the United States Potato Board (USPB)
Marzo 31, 2008
Bart Connors Selected To Lead 2008-2009 United States Potato Board
Bart Connors of Pasco, WA, was elected Chairman of the United States Potato Board (USPB) on March 14 at the organization’s Annual Meeting in Denver, CO. Connors is the general manager of Skone & Connors Produce.
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Marzo 31, 2008
United States Potato Board Elects New Leadership
The United States Potato Board (USPB) grower membership elected new leadership during its Annual Meeting held in Denver, CO, March 12-14. The following sections list the leadership for the coming year. CHAIRMAN             Bart Connors (Pasco , WA) DO...
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Ohio Potato Grower Todd Michael to Lead Industry Communications & Policy Committee of the USPB
Marzo 25, 2008
Ohio Potato Grower Todd Michael to Lead Industry Communications & Policy Committee of the USPB
Todd Michael of Urbana, OH, was elected to the United States Potato Board (USPB) Executive Committee at the organization’s 36th Annual Meeting held in Denver, CO, March 12-14. Michael is serving his third year on the USPB and first year as co-chairman ...
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Rexburg Potato Grower Shane Webster to Lead United States Potato Board Domestic Marketing Committee
Marzo 25, 2008
Rexburg Potato Grower Shane Webster to Lead United States Potato Board Domestic Marketing Committee
Shane Webster of Rexburg, ID, was elected to the United States Potato Board (USPB) Executive Committee at the organization’s 36th Annual Meeting held in Denver, CO, March 12-14. Webster is serving his third year on the USPB and first year as co-chairm...
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Europatat centralises the European (seed) potato trade in Berne
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