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SFA CEO Tom Dempsey (left) together with Alison van Eenennaam and Stacey Forshee testified in favor of GMO bill HR4432
december 10, 2014
Snack Food Association CEO Urges Congress to Approve Federal Standard for GMO Food Labels
Snack Food Association CEO Tom Dempsey today urged Congress to approve legislation creating a federal standard for labeling food produced with genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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McDonalds Global Comparable Sales For November Down
december 08, 2014
McDonalds Global Comparable Sales For November Down
McDonald's Corporation today announced that global comparable sales decreased 2.2% in November.
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Houlihan named WPVGA executive director
december 07, 2014
Houlihan named WPVGA executive director
Tamas Houlihan has been named executive director of the Wisconsin Potato & Vegetable Growers Association (WPVGA) by the board of directors, effective immediately.
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The potato variety Amarosa
december 07, 2014
New Specialty potatoes: Delicious, Nutritious and Colorful
Agricultural Research Service scientists have bred and released colorful new potato varieties. Some have relatively high levels of beneficial red-to-purple pigments called “anthocyanins,” and others have high levels of yellow-pigmented carotenoids
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PepsiCo Europe CEO Guimaraes to Replace Abdalla as Global Ops Chief
december 03, 2014
PepsiCo Europe CEO Guimaraes to Replace Abdalla as Global Ops Chief
PepsiCo, Inc. (NYSE: PEP) has announced two leadership appointments to further strengthen the company's management team.
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Alexia Foods Introduces Rib Cut BBQ Sweet Potato French Fries
december 02, 2014
Alexia Foods Introduces Rib Cut BBQ Sweet Potato French Fries
Alexia Foods, a line of premium, all-natural frozen potatoes, breads and side dishes, is introducing the latest stars of the table – new Alexia Premium Seasoned Vegetables and Rib Cut BBQ Sweet Potato Fries.
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Nora Olsen, Professor and Extension Potato Specialist at the University of Idaho 
december 02, 2014
Sprout Contol during storage topic of latest Focus on Potato webcast
The lastest focus on Potato webcast provides an update on Potato Sprout Control, by Nora Olsen, Professor and Extension Potato Specialist at the University of Idaho
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JBT Corporation Acquires Wolf-tec, Inc., a Leading Protein Processing Equipment Company
december 01, 2014
JBT Corporation Acquires Wolf-tec, Inc., a Leading Protein Processing Equipment Company
JBT Corporation, a global technology solutions provider to the food processing and air transportation industries, announced today it has purchased the assets of Wolf-tec, Inc.
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Potato Chip maker Barrel O Fun fined for waste water troubles
november 30, 2014
Potato Chip maker Barrel O Fun fined for waste water troubles
Barrel O'Fun, which produces potato chips and other snack foods has agreed to pay a $45,000 penalty for not effectively pre-treating wastewater from its production plant before sending it to the now improved city treatment facility.
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Pulsemaster introduces new generation PEF technology for potato processing
november 21, 2014
Pulsemaster introduces new generation PEF technology for potato processing
The innovative Dutch company Pulsemaster introduces a new generation PEF (pulsed electric field) technology that significantly improves potato processing.
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Key Technology Introduces CIT® Hyperspectral Module for ADR5 to Detect & Remove Sugar Ends from Potato Strips
november 18, 2014
Key Technology Introduces CIT® Hyperspectral Module for ADR5 to Detect & Remove Sugar Ends from Potato Strips
Key Technology introduces hyperspectral imaging on its popular ADR® 5 automatic defect removal system for potato strips to detect and remove sugar ends.
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Will Simplot's Innate GMO Potato Take Off? McDonald's Has Spoken
november 18, 2014
Will Simplot's Innate GMO Potato Take Off? McDonald's Has Spoken
If the Innate GMO potato is going to take off, depends on Simplot winning over three major factions, Farmers, big buyers such as McDonald's and the Consumer
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