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Beijing Simplot Food Processing Co. hit with record fine for discharging polluted water
april 30, 2015
Beijing Simplot Food Processing Co. hit with record fine for discharging polluted water
McDonald's French Fry supplier in Beijing - Beijing Simplot Food Processing Co. Ltd - has been fined a record 3.9 million yuan (about 655,000 USD) for discharging waste water that exceeded the maximum allowed COD value.
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Dutch saltwater potatoes offer hope for world's hungry
april 29, 2015
Dutch saltwater potatoes offer hope for world's hungry
A small field on an island off the Netherlands' northern coast promises one answer to the problem of how to feed the world's ever-growing population: potatoes and other crops that grow in saltwater.
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Improperly Home-canned Potatoes suspected as source of Botulism Outbreak
april 29, 2015
Improperly Home-canned Potatoes suspected as source of Botulism Outbreak
Ohio Department of Health officials say the likely source of the Lancaster botulism outbreak is home-canned potatoes used in a potato salad.
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Paqui Brand (Tortilla Chips) acquired by SkinnyPop
april 27, 2015
Paqui Brand (Tortilla Chips) acquired by SkinnyPop
SkinnyPop Popcorn LLC recently announced that it has acquired the Paqui brand of “better-for-you” tortilla chips and tortillas and that Paqui will immediately become a sibling brand to SkinnyPop in the better-for-you family of snack food brands.
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Regulations are frustrating the import of potatoes to the Canary Islands
april 24, 2015
Regulations are frustrating the import of potatoes to the Canary Islands
Each year, large quantities of ware and seed are exported from the United Kingdom to the Canary Islands. Potato Council’s head of seed and export, Rob Burns, updates on the current difficulties affecting this long established trade agreement.
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McDonald's for news
april 24, 2015
Mcdonald's announces turnaround plan as it reports sales declines
McDonald’s announces to unwrap a plan next month that it says will help turn around sales declines around the world.
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Food Industry criticized for exercise-messaging
april 24, 2015
Food Industry criticized for exercise-messaging
Physical activity has little role in tackling obesity - and instead public health messages should squarely focus on unhealthy eating, doctors say.
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Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom
april 23, 2015
Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom
Smashburger restaurant chain makes its way to the United Kingdom, with 35 restaurants expected to open.
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Sweet Potatoes are Genetically Modified - by nature
april 21, 2015
Sweet Potatoes are Genetically Modified - by nature
Researchers from Ghent University and the International Potato Center have discovered that sweet potatoes naturally contain genes from a bacterium. Because of the presence of this 'foreign' DNA, sweet potato can be seen as a 'natural gmo'.
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Premier Western Australia: Potato Marketing Corporation will be abolished within two years
april 20, 2015
Premier Western Australia: Potato Marketing Corporation will be abolished within two years
The Premier of Western Australia, Colin Bartlett, reportedly told The West Australian that it was time for rules that dictated the varieties, quantities and price of potatoes grown in Western Australia - and the Potato Marketing Corporation - to go.
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Permira announces sale of Iglo Group to Nomad for €2.6 billion
april 20, 2015
Permira announces sale of Iglo Group to Nomad for €2.6 billion
Permira announces today that a company backed by Permira Europe III has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Iglo Foods Holdings Limited (“Iglo Group”, or the “Group”), Europe’s largest frozen food business, to Nomad Holdings Limited (“Nomad”) for €2.6 billion.
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Utz Specialty Division launched to offer Better-for-You Snack Foods
april 20, 2015
Utz Specialty Division launched to offer Better-for-You Snack Foods
Utz Quality Foods, Inc. recently announced the culmination of strategic development work to launch the Utz Specialty Division. The Utz Specialty Division will provide Retailers with a range of brands and products to excite consumers around better-for-you, craft and regional snack foods.
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Nomad Holdings Limited to Acquire Iglo Foods Holdings Limited for €2.6 billion
april 20, 2015
Nomad Holdings Limited to Acquire Iglo Foods Holdings Limited for €2.6 billion
Nomad Holdings Limited has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Iglo Foods Holdings Limited, Europe's leading frozen food company, from a company backed by the Permira funds for approximately €2.6 billion, subject to customary closing conditions.
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Ishida unpacks at Snackex, Istanbul
april 20, 2015
Ishida unpacks at Snackex, Istanbul
Ishida will underline its market leadership in snacks packing solutions at Snackex Istanbul, showcasing a packing system for salt sticks and the iTPS™, the world’s only fully integrated weigher and bagmaker system from a single manufacturer
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Starch Manufacturer KMC visited by Danish Minister of Trade and Development
april 18, 2015
Starch Manufacturer KMC visited by Danish Minister of Trade and Development
Early April the Danish Minister of Trade and Development Mogens Jensen visited potato starch manufacturer KMC and the AKK-factory in Karup.
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Gert Jan Zonneveld Piek (left) and Niels van den Berg (right).
april 16, 2015
Colourful Perupas for the first time in Dutch restaurants
Fresh-food specialist for the hotel and restaurant industry Rungis and HZPC are bringing the ancient potato varieties from the Andes back on to the plate in Dutch restaurants.
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Major new potato research project announced in New Zealand
april 16, 2015
Major new potato research project announced in New Zealand
Potatoes New Zealand Inc. has won funding from the Ministry of Primary Industries for a major research project aimed at improving crop yield, more specifically, the impact of crop rotations on soil borne diseases and soil quality.
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Zebra Chip disease discovered on island between Australia and New Zealand
april 15, 2015
Zebra Chip disease discovered on island between Australia and New Zealand
During a quarantine survey on Norfolk Island, a small island between New Zealand and Australia, both the tomato-potato psyllid (Bactericera cockerelli) as well as the zebra chip causing bacterium Ca. Liberibacter solanacearum (Lso) have been detected.
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