
ICAR-CPRI Research Station - Shillong
The ICAR-CPRI Research Station in Shillong has been established in the year 1959. The main programmes are screening of germplasms and hybrids for resistance to late blight, bacterial wilt and potato tuber moth and development of production technology and varieties suitable for the North Easter Himalayan hills.

Inner Mongolia Sino-Canada Agricultural Biotechnology Co., Ltd.
Inner Mongolia Sino-Canada agriculture Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is a prominent player in China's contemporary agriculture sector, specializing in integrated potato production processes such as breeding, seed manufacturing, warehousing, and sales.
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Kettara sarl
KETTARA is a major operator in Morocco's potato seed industry, focusing on the introduction and marketing of protected red and yellow potato cultivars. KETTARA, the exclusive marketer of AGRICO cultivars in Morocco, offers a varied array of potato seeds tailored to the country's numerous temperatures and soil types.
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Kouters Potato Trade
Kouters Aardappelhandel B.V. is a family-owned potato trade and processing company situated in Dinteloord, North Brabant, Netherlands. Established in 1934, the company has over 85 years of experience sourcing, sorting, washing, packaging, storing, and exporting potatoes to both domestic and international markets.

Kuurne Farms Inc.
Kuurne Farms Inc., based in Pemberton, British Columbia, specializes in certified seed potatoes, offering varieties like Clearwater Russet, Kennebec, Red La Soda, Russet Norkotah, Russian Blue and Yukon Gold. Managed by Mark Kuurne, the farm is certified by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

L Triple Green Tech
L Triple Green Tech is a Rwandan agri-tech company based in Musanze that designs and builds advanced greenhouse systems and produces seed potato minitubers through sandponic technology. The company also provides scientific consulting, sustainable farming services, and agricultural infrastructure across Rwanda.







