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Stackable potato chips displayed with processing visuals from Tummers Food Processing Solutions, highlighting how potato remnants can be transformed into uniform, stackable chips through a sustainable flake-to-dough production process.
maart 16, 2026
Turning Potato Scraps into Perfect Stackable Chips with Sustainable Processing
Stackable chips like Pringles are made from potato leftovers such as small pieces and scraps. These are turned into puree, dried into flakes, milled into powder, and shaped into uniform chips, reducing waste and making production more sustainable.
Investindustrial to acquire Kiremko, Idaho Steel, and Reyco – leading innovators in global potato processing equipment – uniting the three brands under one group to drive future growth and innovation.
augustus 31, 2025
Investindustrial Acquires Kiremko, Idaho Steel and Reyco to Build Global Leader in Potato Processing Equipment
Investindustrial will acquire Kiremko, Idaho Steel, and Reyco, leading potato processing equipment makers. The deal unites 3 family-owned firms into a global platform, aiming for growth via integration, innovation, and expansion.
Kuipers Pellet Snacks Processing Line
januari 23, 2024
Kuipers Food Processing Machinery and Lalesse Extrusion join forces
As of January 1st, 2024, the assets and business activities of Lalesse Extrusion are integrated into Kuipers Food Processing Machinery.
US potato production area break records lows 2000/01 - 2022/23
juni 06, 2023
US Potato Prices Expected to Ease but Stay Elevated according to Rabobank Report
The Rabobank report on the US Potato Industry anticipates good prices for the remainder of the 2022/23 marketing year, particularly as the year comes to an end before the new crop harvest begins.
Pulsemaster PEF-Systems for potatoes, tomatoes, and olive oil processing, ready for transport to processors.
december 13, 2021
Pulsed electric field technology promises easier processing in expanding market
The market for Pulsemaster PEF-systems expands rapidly.  PEF systems are widely used in the potato industry to make crisps, French fries, and potato specialties such as hash browns or tator tots.
The Pulsemaster conditioner capable of processing 60 tons of potatoes per hour in a french fry processing line
mei 02, 2018
PEF Treatment Potatoes makes Preheater in French Fry Line obsolete
Exclusively for PotatoPro readers we can now show you a video of the industrial application of a Pulsemaster Conditioner Pulsed Electric Field system at industrial scale, treating the full line load of potatoes (60 tons/hour) for a large French Fry line.
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The Membrana by Pulsemaster makes conductivity measurements of untreated and treated potato easy to apply.
oktober 05, 2017
Pulsemaster makes conductivity measurement of potatoes to optimize PEF application easy
With Pulsed Electric Field Treatment increasingly replacing the traditional preheating step in potato processing, insight and quantification of the effect of the PEF treatment on the potato becomes more and more important. The Membrana by Pulsemaster makes conductivity measurements of untreated and treated potato easy to apply.
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Dick Hylkema (Managing Director, NAO) will chair the board of the newly established organisation Holland Innovative Potato (HIP)
september 26, 2017
Dutch Potato Industry establishes Holland Innovative Potato (HIP) for major investment in research
Ten Dutch potato (processing) companies and two associations have established Holland Innovative Potato (HIP) to facilitate and coordinate joint pre-competitive research activities. A budget of € 4.5 million is available for the first research program of HIP.
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Florigo's new continuous potato chip fryer with opti-flow technology, the Conti-pro® PC 3
oktober 26, 2016
Florigo launches a new continuous potato chip fryer with opti-flow technology
Florigo (a tna subsidiary) has announced the launch of a new continuous potato chip fryer that features patented opti-flow® technology for improved frying performance, the Conti-pro® PC 3
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Pulsemaster's new Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) system Solidus can be used for the assessment of the effects of PEF on intact whole potatoes for the production of French Fries, chips (crisps) and potato specialties
oktober 19, 2016
Pulsed Electric Field for French Fries and Chips: Quantify your benefits with Solidus
Pulsemaster's new Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) system Solidus can be used for the assessment of the effects of PEF on intact whole potatoes for the production of French Fries, chips (crisps) and potato specialties
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The Intersnack Group produces a wide range of pellet based savory snacks
juni 20, 2016
Kiremko built five snack pellet frying systems for the Intersnack Group
As part of a negotiated framework agreement at corporate level, in the early part of 2014 Potato Processing Specialist Kiremko was awarded the honor of supplying five complete snack pellet frying systems for a number of Intersnack plants across Europe.
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Diamond Foods Acquires Majority Interest in Yellow Chips
februari 05, 2015
Diamond Foods Acquires Majority Interest in Yellow Chips
Diamond Foods, Inc. announced that it has acquired a 51% stake of Yellow Chips, a manufacturer of high quality vegetable and organic potato chips based in the Netherlands.
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Prince Willem-Alexander opens new European Heinz Innovation Centre
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