Directory of All Companies active in the potato sector in the United States

RPM designs and develops low cost, easy to install, and simple to own packaging equipment.

Rockey Farm LLC farm seed and specialty potato varieties on 500 acres plus peas, buckwheat, radishes, and about a dozen other crops. These other crops help break down the hard soil and encourage the right bugs to do their job.

Rockwell Automation, Inc. is a global leader in industrial automation and digital transformation.

Root Foods Co. is a producer of vegetable-based snack chips made from whole vegetables including tomatoes, zucchini, onions, cauliflower, green beans and mixed vegetable blends.

Roots Chips is a US snack brand making kettle-cooked potato chips from Idaho-grown potatoes. It follows a farm-to-pack approach, uses regenerative farming practices and focuses on clean ingredients and sustainable potato production.

Rosti stuft spuds is the producer of crispy-filled potato snacks based in Portland, Oregon. The company offers food products made from simple ingredients that are vegetarian, certified gluten-free and have no trans fat or artificial flavors, to its customers.

Route 11 Potato Chips is US potato chip manufacturer located in Virginia, producing hand cooked kettle chips.

Row 7 is an organic food company built to reimagine food from seed to table. Working in collaboration with chefs, farmers and plant breeders.

Pork rinds, a traditional southern food, are a great low-carb and high protein snack. For more than six decades, Rudolph Foods has been producing the best-tasting pork rinds around.

Rue Farms Rustic Potato Chips is a small-scale potato chips manufacturer located in Springfield, Ohio, United States. The company produces rustic-style potato chips and snack products as part of its potato chip manufacturing activities.

Rusty's Island Chips are handmade potato chips made in Southern California

SAN Agrow is the crop protection business unit of the SAN Group, founded by the merging of Westbridge Agricultural Products Inc. (USA) and bio-ferm GmbH (Austria) offers biotechnological crop protection products.

The first San Luis Valley Research Center was established in 1888 (the same year the main station at Fort Collins was established) on 200 acres of state land near the Rio Grande River, seven miles east of Del Norte.

SMA offers some 60,000 different agricultural-related parts to customers across the United States, stretching from California’s San Joaquin Valley to the Carolinas, and from the Upper Midwest down to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas.

SNAC International (formerly The Snack Food Association, SFA) is an international trade association of the snack food industry representing snack manufacturers and suppliers.

SRX Sulfur offers logistics and distribution solutions for sulfur products to agricultural growers in the Western United States. The company prioritizes a reliable supply chain to provide year-round crop input availability in one of the world's most agriculturally varied regions.

SS Equipment, Inc. is a full-service agricultural equipment dealership based in Quincy, Washington, with branches throughout Washington and Oregon.

Founded by John Rupert Szawlowski in 1910, Szawlowski Potato Farms, Inc. is now one of the largest potato farms in New England.