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september 20, 2011
China released final ruling on anti-subsidy investigation EU Potato Starch
Below the final ruling of the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China on anti-subsidy investigation against potato starch imports from the European Union:
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september 20, 2011
'Cook your own potatoes' new classroom project Potato Council
Potato Council is introducing a wide range of potato related resources into secondary schools as part of the national curriculum after successfully piloting a new classroom project;‘Cook Your Own Potatoes’.  Following on from the increasingly popular ...
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september 20, 2011
WHO to target trans fats and salt to curb ‘tide of non-communicable diseases’
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has identified trans fats and salt intake amongst its list of low-cost interventions to counter the rise of diseases like cancer, heart disease, diabetes and lung disease. Non-communicable diseases like heart attack...
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september 20, 2011
NPD: US Restaurant Traffic Stalls in Spring After Three Quarters of Gain
Just as the U.S. economy stalled in the second quarter of the year, so did restaurant industry traffic, according to The NPD Group, a leading market research company. NPD's foodservice market research shows that visits to U.S. restaurants slipped by 0....
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ConAgra Withdraws Bid After Ralcorp's Rejection
september 20, 2011
ConAgra Withdraws Bid After Ralcorp's Rejection
ConAgra Foods Inc. withdrew its $5.2 billion bid to acquire Ralcorp Holdings Inc. after Ralcorp again rejected the rival food maker's offer Monday and said it won't negotiate the offer. A spokeswoman for ConAgra said the company was "disappointed...
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september 20, 2011
Conagra Foods reports Q1 2012 results;price increases at Lamb Weston
ConAgra Foods, Inc. today reported results for the fiscal 2012 first quarter ended Aug. 28, 2011. Following are selected statements from the release deemed of interest for the potato- and food industry. Read the full news release Diluted EPS from co...
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Potato Council stand at Potato Europe
september 20, 2011
Potato Council successful at Potato Europe 2011
International seed breeders and exporters sharing the Potato Council stand enjoyed a very busy time at this year’s Potato Europe (Tournai, Belgium, September 7-8). “The record-breaking 2011 seed potato export season reflects our success in this secto...
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Bram Ladage opent aardappelseizoen met topkoks
september 19, 2011
Bram Ladage opent aardappelseizoen met topkoks
Verse fritesketen Bram Ladage vierde afgelopen zaterdag de komst van de nieuwe Bintjes met een ‘Petatte-patat-parade’ op het Rotterdamse Noordplein. Topkoks Herman den Blijker en Marco Westmaas serveerden hun variant van het ‘patatje met’ en er stonde...
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PepsiCo to Partner with China's Ministry of Agriculture to Promote Sustainable Farming
september 19, 2011
PepsiCo to Partner with China's Ministry of Agriculture to Promote Sustainable Farming
PepsiCo, Inc. announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China to promote sustainable agriculture projects and accelerate the development of the Chinese countryside.
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september 19, 2011
US Agricultural research supported by tax-exempt donations?
Legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate to allow tax-exempt donations to support agricultural research as a means to help keep American agriculture on the forefront of food production breakthroughs. The Charitable Agriculture Research Act (...
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Potatoes New Brunswick for news
september 19, 2011
Potato Industry New Brunswick concerned about storability 2011 crop
In New Brunswick, the brighter/dryer weather experienced the last ten days has been a welcome change for potato growers as they prepare for harvest. All of the seed lots have now been topkilled. A small number of growers have already commenced the m...
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USPB Conducts Largest Ever International Seed Symposium
september 19, 2011
USPB Conducts Largest Ever International Seed Symposium
The United States Potato Board (USPB) held its largest ever International Seed Potato Symposium in Denver, CO, August 1, 2011. This year’s seed symposium included buyers from Brazil, Burkina Faso, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Nicaragua, Egypt, Uruguay, Hondur...
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september 17, 2011
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september 16, 2011
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