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R.D. Offutt Company

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R.D. Offutt Company is the largest potato grower in the United States, with farming operations spanning seven states and producing over 50,000 acres of potatoes annually for the frozen processing and fresh markets. The company also manages 11 potato processing facilities across four states, producing a range of potato products, including frozen fries, fresh-pack potatoes, and potato flakes for both retail and foodservice markets.

Headquartered in Fargo, North Dakota, R.D. Offutt Company was founded in the early 1960s by Ron Offutt, who started growing potatoes with his father. The company was rebranded as R.D. Offutt Farms in 2018. Today, it remains a family-operated business with Ron’s daughter, Christi, serving as Chair, and his son-in-law, Keith McGovern, as President.

R.D. Offutt Farms has continuously focused on innovation, initially expanding through irrigation and farming in Minnesota’s sandier soils to produce more uniform potatoes. The company also ventured into processing to ensure consistent demand, starting with a small french fry factory. Throughout its operations, R.D. Offutt Farms emphasizes integrity and humility as core values.

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november 14, 2007
Calbee secures potato supply for snacks through partnership with R.D. Offutt
Calbee Foods Co. has partnered with R.D. Offutt Co., the largest potato grower in the U.S., to establish a large and stable supply of potatoes for its snack foods, especially for its strategic new product Jagabee, The Nikkei reported in its Wednesday m...
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juli 26, 2007
RD Offutt, United II Potato Growers of Idaho and Idahoan Foods join forces
RD Offutt Company and United II Potato Growers of Idaho, Inc. announce the formation of North American Foods, LLC. The new company, resulting from the contribution of certain assets of the companies unites the industry’s top talent from field to shelf...
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