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Grimme Unveils The 16.1M Long Store Loader

Grimme has introduced the new SL 716 store loader, which is top of the range in its class. The machinery is 16.1m long and has a belt width of 65cm.

Potato Supply chain

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Germany

Elea Smoothcut With Tayto On The BBC

Tayto, the third largest snack producer in the UK, has installed Elea Pulsed Electric Field SmoothCut™ systems in their factory in Scunthorpe.

Processing Equipment

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Germany

Origins of the European potato

Plants collected by Darwin have helped reveal the ancestry of European potatoes.

Potato Supply chain

Thursday, June 27, 2019

Germany

Alemania: Día de la Patata Temprana 2019

El pasado 6 de junio de 2019 tuvo lugar la cita anual del Día de la Patata Temprana en la empresa Maurer Parat en la localidad de Dirmstein, en la región alemana del Palatinado.

Potatoes in Retail

Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Germany

Emsland Group installs four drum dryers for a new potato flakes line at their Hagenow plant

Emsland Group installs four drum dryers for potato flakes at their Hagenow plant

The construction of the new Emsland Group potato flake factory at the production site in Hagenow is making quick, on-schedule progress. The last two of four drum dryers have been installed.

Dehydrated Potato Products

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Germany

Breakthrough research: potatoes can grow at high temperatures

A team of biochemists at FAU led by Prof. Dr. Uwe Sonnewald have discovered why potato plants form significantly lower numbers of tubers or sometimes none at all at higher temperatures. The authors of the study from FAU (from left): PD Dr. Sophia Sonnewald, Günter Lehretz, Dr. José María Corral García and Prof. Dr. Uwe Sonnewald. (Courtesy: FAU / Rabih Mehdi)

If there’s one thing potato plants don’t like, it’s heat. If the temperature is too high, potato plants form significantly lower numbers of tubers or sometimes none at all. Biochemists at FAU have now discovered the reason why.

Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Germany