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Ponencias y presentaciones de los congresos ALAP 2002, 2004, 2008 y 2010
Enero 21, 2012
XXV Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP), Uberlândia, Brasil, 17-20 de sept. de 2012
XXV Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP), Uberlândia, Brasil, 17-20 de sept. de 2012 La Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP) y el XIII Encontro Nacional de Produção e Abastecimiento de Batata 2012 (ENB) abordan como te...
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Enero 18, 2012
French fries image needs work
The French fry appears to be taking sole blame of Americans being obese.
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Enero 17, 2012
ConAgra Foods Agrees to Acquire Del Monte Canada
ConAgra Foods, Inc., (NYSE: CAG) announced today that it has agreed to acquire Toronto-based Del Monte Canada Inc., a leading provider and marketer of packaged fruits, fruit snacks and vegetables in Canada, from an affiliate of Sun Capital Partners. Th...
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Enero 17, 2012
France to step up promotion of export potatoes says CNIPT president
France must be able to keep its position as EU’ largest potatoes exporter. This year the country will have to market over one million tons of potatoes.
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Amflora starch potato
Enero 16, 2012
BASF renuncia a desarrollar y comercializar transgénicos en Europa por el rechazo social
La empresa química alemana BASF ha anunciado este lunes que renuncia a desarrollar y comercializar en Europa organismos genéticamente modificados, entre ellos la polémica patata transgénica 'Amflora', debido al fuerte rechazo social en la mayoría de Es...
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Enero 16, 2012
Potatoes: The misunderstood vegetable
An image problem continues to trouble all sectors of the spud industry, according to the Alliance for Potato Research and Education
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Grow your own potatoes
Enero 16, 2012
British potato growers urged to reconnect with schools
The British potato industry is being encouraged to get behind two educational projects from Potato Council, to ensure that potatoes continue to feature in the daily lives of the nation. Grow Your Own Potatoes is now in its eighth year.
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US Potato industry focusing on acrylamide
Enero 15, 2012
US Potato industry focusing on acrylamide
The potato industry is behind a unified effort to learn more about acrylamide - which was discovered in food about ten years ago.
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Enero 06, 2012
USPB's smartphone app caters to growers
Technology was evident in virtually every booth at the Potato Expo 2012, and the U.S. Potato Board’s booth was no exception.
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Enero 06, 2012
United Potato’s bright start shines less brightly
A late December report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture has added another perspective on the current drama surrounding the Salt Lake City-based United Potato Growers of America.
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Enero 05, 2012
Potato Expo 2012: Potato industry looks to future
In the same way that microbreweries surfaced to challenge the giants of the beer industry, Joe Guenthner won't rule out the rise of small potato chip makers.
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Enero 05, 2012
Potato Expo 2012 the largest gathering of the potato industry in North America
This week, nearly 1,500 attendees from a dozen countries have traveled to Orlando, Florida, to share the latest in agriculture information and innovations. But this event is more than just numbers;it's about the bottom line. POTATO EXPO offers attend...
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Diciembre 23, 2011
Top GB potato players to promote World Potato Congress at Potato Expo 2012
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Diciembre 20, 2011
Industry sponsorship tops US$310,000 in support of World Potato Congress 2012
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Diciembre 15, 2011
Idaho Potato Commission Gears Up for Inaugural Famous Idaho® Potato Bowl on December 17th
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Diciembre 15, 2011
Something for everyone at World Potato Congress 2012
“There’s something for everyone in the potato industry to be had from attending the World Potato Congress next May in Edinburgh – I can guarantee that,” says Rob Clayton, director of the Potato Council.
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Diciembre 12, 2011
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Diciembre 12, 2011
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