Nieuws

januari 10, 2008
AFT France plans more potato flakes units in India
France-based agricultural company, Advanced Food Technologies (AFT), is planning to set up a couple of potato flakes plants in the Hoogly district near Kolkata.    Both the plants with capacity of producing 1200 kg/hour of flakes, would also facilitate...
From the archive
januari 10, 2008
Heero Gramsma (Nedato): Slechte aardappel kost afzet
De Nederlandse aardappelsector verliest afzetmarkten door de tegenvallende kwaliteit van de aardappelen. Dat gaat ten koste van de prijs die aardappeltelers krijgen uitbetaald. Doordat Frankrijk betere aardappelen levert, verliest Nederland afzetmar...
From the archive
januari 10, 2008
Belgische frituur introduceert milieuvriendelijke draagtas voor friet
De miljoenen plastic zakjes die jaarlijks worden gebruikt in de Vlaamse frietzaken, zijn Rudy Goris en Trice Verbist van frituur Tiosco al langer een doorn in het oog. Het milieubewuste koppel lanceert daarom als eerste in de provincie Antwerpe een duu...
From the archive
KFC for news
januari 10, 2008
KFC switch to high stability canola oil finger-lickin good for Canadian canola industry
More than seven million kilos of high-stability canola oil has been used in Canadian KFC restaurants since the company ditched its vegetable shortening frying methods last year in favour of the healthier alternative. Demand from the restaurant chain, ...
From the archive
januari 10, 2008
IRI: 50% of Consumers Consider Sustainability When Choosing Products
About half of U.S. consumers consider at least one sustainability factor in selecting consumer packaged goods items and choosing where to shop for those products, a new Information Resources Inc. survey reveals. Respondents were presented with sustaina...
From the archive
januari 10, 2008
Study suggests link between acrylamide in food and breast cancer
Acrylamide in food could increase the risk of developing breast cancer, according to new, EU-funded research published in the International Journal of Cancer. Acrylamide is a small molecule found in certain processed foods. 'Animal tests have shown acr...
From the archive
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
januari 09, 2008
Canadian potato fields clear of potato cyst nematodes
The seed potato fields in Alberta, Canada, show no signs of a potato cyst nematode infestation, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture is not ready to lift temporary restrictions placed on the Canadian potatoes, according to the Canadian Food Inspectio...
From the archive
januari 09, 2008
Malaysia to Flood Stores with Cooking Oil amid Panic Buying
The Malaysian government said it would flood the retail market with cooking oil starting Tuesday to overcome panic buying sparked by fears of a shortage ahead of Chinese Lunar New Year festivities. Stores in many states have been depleted of palm oil-b...
From the archive
Potato farmers in Jeppo speed up the production of vacuum packed potatoes
januari 09, 2008
Potato farmers in Jeppo speed up the production of vacuum packed potatoes
JEPO - the farmer owned potato processing company, which is the marketleader in Finland for vacuum packed cooked potato products - has increased the capacity of their production line: the cooking section in the pasteuriser has been lenghtened, the post...
From the archive
januari 09, 2008
Simplot purchases Pasco's H & R Ag
Boise-based J.R. Simplot Co. has purchased H &R Ag Inc., a Pasco-based agriculture supplier and retail business. No financial details of Monday's deal were disclosed. But Bill Whitacre, president of the Simplot AgriBusiness Group, said the acquisi...
From the archive
januari 09, 2008
Research: Asparaginase can reduce acrylamide in French fries
Using the asparaginase enzyme to treat French fries could reduce the formation of acrylamide by 60 per cent, a joint Chilean-Danish study has reported. The study, published on-line in the journal Food Chemistry, weighs into the hot topic of acrylamide ...
From the archive
januari 08, 2008
Bengal plans to export surplus potatoes to Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand
To get rid of surplus potato production in the state, the West Bengal government is getting its act in place to explore possibilities of exporting table potatoes to Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand which are deficient in meeting their internal demands...
From the archive
Sponsored Content

You May Also Like

januari 08, 2008
Wendy's takes a hit from analysts
With the possible sale of Wendy's International dragging into the new year, questions are being raised about the direction of the Dublin-based burger chain. Some industry analysts have been hammering Wendy's on a number of fronts, pointing to "lac...
From the archive
Key Technology, Inc.: Picking at your food
januari 08, 2008
Key Technology, Inc.: Picking at your food
Key Technology (KTEC) was founded 60 years ago as a maker of vegetable processing equipment. In the meantime,  Key has morphed into a global supplier to the food industry. It melds electro-optical automated inspection and sorting systems with processi...
From the archive
Auction of former Jays Potato Chips production Lines and Packaging Machines
januari 08, 2008
Auction of former Jays Potato Chips production Lines and Packaging Machines
On January 24, 2008 Rabin is organizing an auction of production lines of bankrupt Jays Foods in Chicago. The auction includes 4 potato chips processing lines and 18 Hayssen Ishida packaging machines and much more.   Background:   On January 24th, 200...
From the archive
Farm Frites presenteert Nature's Goodness op Horecava
januari 08, 2008
Farm Frites presenteert Nature's Goodness op Horecava
Op de 52ste Horecava, die gisteren zijn deuren opende in de Amsterdamse RAI, ligt het woord gezond op ieders lippen bestorven. Frietfabrikant Farm Frites presenteert er Nature's Goodness, patat die naar eigen zeggen binnen de criteria van de schijf van...
From the archive
januari 07, 2008
McDonald's sells more burgers in the UK than ever
McDonald’s, the US fast-food chain, is selling more burgers than at any time since it arrived in Britain 34 years ago. Despite concerns about bulging waistlines and childhood obesity, there were more than 88 million visits to the “Golden Arches” aroun...
From the archive
januari 07, 2008
'Premium' tops list of food trends of 2008
The overarching trend that will continue to dominate the marketplace in 2008 is the consumer quest for premium, according to a recent report by the Hartman Group. The report identifies five trends for the year ahead that are set to impact the food and ...
From the archive

Filters

Filter op onderwerp
Refine By Regions
Selecteer op jaar
Taalkeuze