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Andy Caridis, founder of Heat and Control, passed away peacefully on June 29, 2026, at the age of 105, leaving a lasting legacy of innovation in food processing technology
augustus 12, 2026
Heat and Control founder Andy Caridis passes away at age 105, leaving a legacy of innovation
Heat and Control founder Andy Caridis passed away on June 29, 2026, at age 105. His 76-year legacy includes innovations that shaped food processing, a commitment to research and development, and a focus on collaboration.
MoistTech's IR-3000 NIR moisture sensor provides real-time, non-contact moisture measurement on a snack production line, helping food manufacturers improve quality, productivity, and energy efficiency ahead of its showcase at PACK EXPO International 2026.
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MoistTech to Showcase Innovative IR-3000 Moisture Sensor at Pack Expo International 2026
MoistTech will present the IR-3000 NIR moisture sensor at PACK EXPO International 2026. The system enables real-time moisture control, helping food and corrugated manufacturers improve quality, reduce waste, and save energy.
A warming climate is placing potato production under increasing pressure, with rising temperatures, drought, and extreme weather threatening yields, quality, and global food security.
augustus 05, 2026
Accelerating Global Warming Could Reshape the Future of Global Potato Production
Global warming is accelerating, threatening potato production through heat, drought, pests, and storage challenges. Climate-smart farming, resilient varieties, and improved irrigation are essential to protect future yields and quality.
Potatoes are loaded into long-term storage as Cellar Insights launches the Rotten Potato Data Project, inviting growers to share historical spoilage data to help develop AI-powered early warning systems that detect storage risks before losses occur.
juli 27, 2026
Cellar Insights Launches Rotten Potato Data Project to Strengthen Early Warning for Potato Storage Spoilage
Cellar Insights launched the Rotten Potato Data Project, inviting Canadian growers to share historical potato storage spoilage data. The project uses machine learning to improve early warning for rot and storage losses while paying participants.
Global seed potato trade moves toward stronger biosecurity as certification, advanced diagnostics, and phytosanitary controls protect international supply chains.
juli 21, 2026
Global Seed Potato Trade Enters a New Biosecurity Era as Countries Strengthen Phytosanitary Controls
Global seed potato trade is entering a new biosecurity era as countries tighten phytosanitary rules, expand digital ePhyto certification, and strengthen disease testing, making certified, traceable seed essential for global market access.
McCain Foods launches a pilot program with Ceres AI to enhance potato field monitoring, improve grower collaboration, and support timely in-season crop management decisions.
juli 17, 2026
McCain Foods Launches Ceres AI-Supported Grower Pilot Program to Improve Potato Field Visibility and Decision-Making
McCain Foods launches a Ceres AI-supported grower pilot program to improve field visibility and decision-making. The AI solution helps potato growers optimize scouting, coordination, and in-season crop management.
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Polysense team celebrates its growth milestone as the AI technology company raises $10.7 million to accelerate smart quality control and process optimisation solutions for the global food manufacturing industry.
juli 14, 2026
Polysense Raises USD 10.7 Million to Transform Food Manufacturing with AI-Powered Quality Control
Belgian AI technology company Polysense has raised USD 10.7 million to expand its AI-powered quality control and process optimisation solutions, helping food manufacturers reduce waste, improve yield, and automate real-time production decisions.
PotatoEurope Germany 2026 highlights how digital technologies, precision machinery, and artificial intelligence are advancing potato planting, crop care, harvesting, storage, and quality sorting across the potato value chain.
juli 09, 2026
PotatoEurope 2026 to showcase digital farming, robotics and AI for potato production
Digitalization, precision machinery, and AI are reshaping potato production. The article highlights advances in planting, crop care, harvesting, storage, and optical sorting that improve efficiency, quality, and labor productivity.
A drone equipped with RGB and multispectral cameras surveys a potato field as AI-powered analytics estimate underground tuber biomass and predict harvest yields before digging, demonstrating the University of Tokyo and Kubota's precision agriculture research.
juli 08, 2026
University of Tokyo and Kubota Develop AI-Powered Drone System to Predict Potato Yields Before Harvest
Researchers from the University of Tokyo and Kubota developed a drone- and AI-based system to predict potato yields before harvest. Using drone imagery, machine learning, and growth modeling, it enables accurate, non-destructive yield forecasting.
H2L's autonomous AI-powered robot navigates a Dutch seed potato field, scanning crops to identify virus-infected plants during a live field demonstration.
juli 06, 2026
Dutch Seed Potato Industry Unveils AI-Powered Autonomous Robot to Detect Virus-Infected Potato Plants
Around 70 Dutch seed potato growers watched an autonomous robot identify virus-infected plants during a field demonstration. The robot marks infected plants for easier manual removal, while automated removal is being explored for future versions.
Picketa Systems' portable LENS technology delivers in-field crop nutrient measurements in under a minute, helping growers optimize fertilizer use with real-time data.
juli 05, 2026
Picketa Systems Raises USD 2.1 Million to Expand Real-Time Crop Nutrition Platform Amid Rising Fertilizer Costs
Picketa Systems, a Canadian agtech startup, raised an oversubscribed USD 2.1M round led by Tall Grass Ventures to expand its real-time crop nutrient platform (LENS) across North America, helping farmers optimize fertilizer use amid rising prices.
La estrategia AI for All de Canadá impulsa la adopción de inteligencia artificial en la agricultura para mejorar la productividad y la competitividad.
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