Companies offering services to the Potato Industry in United Kingdom

Potato Diary is a modern web and mobile application for recording potato crop observations in the field and in storage, assisting growers, agronomists, and supply-chain teams in improving traceability and quality control.

The Potato Processors’ Association (PPA) represents the interests of UK manufacturers of processed potato products.

Potato Storage Insight are specialists in potato storage. PSI technical advice and expertise in storing potatoes helps limit tuber damage, retain crop quality over time and prevent sprouting.

Pro Auction Limited is an industrial auctioneer based in the United Kingdom. The company is active throughout Europe

Progressive Blue Sky Ltd. (Prog Blue Sky) is a United Kingdom-based engineering and technology firm that specializes in optical sorting, grading systems, and upgrading solutions for industrial sorting equipment used in the food processing and agricultural industries.The benefits of this approach are as follows:

· Enhanced sorting/grading performance – optimised specifically for your product

· Solutions are designed to fit and be installed within existing space envelope

· Modular construction allows in-situ installation into smaller areas or where access is limited

· Minimal factory disruption and peripheral costs

· Ability to upgrade existing configurations with more efficient and advanced grader/sorter internals

· Environmentally friendly and sustainable approach

Projx Services Ltd. provides food processing solutions to the industry worldwide, from end to end projects, consultancy through to selling standalone new and used catering and processing equipment, as well as, spare parts.

SAC Consulting, a subsidiary of Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), has been involved in Scottish agriculture and rural development since 1905. With a long history of collaboration in research and teaching, the organization maintains independent of trade products and services, focusing on objective guidance for land-based enterprises.

SNACMA is the Snack, Nut and Crisp Manufacturer's Association for the United Kingdom

The Science Group plc provides independent advisory and advanced product development services focused on science and technology initiatives.

Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture (SASA), a division of the Scottish Government Agriculture and Rural Economy Directorate, provides scientific services and advice to support Scotland’s agriculture and environment.

Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) - established in 2012 - is an higher education and research organisation in the United Kingdom with a range of research activities related to potato cultivation for potato growers. The Scottish Agricultural College (SAC) became part of SRUC.

Scottish Agronomy Ltd was established in 1985 by a group arable farmers with the objective to produce, gather, interpret and disseminate technical agronomy information, solely for the benefit of its members

The SSCR is a non-profit organisation linking researchers and the crop industry. It supports research, hosts events like Potatoes in Practice, and promotes innovation and sustainable farming across Scotland’s key crops.

Seed Potato Organisation Ltd. is a UK cooperative supporting seed potato growers through funding research, innovation, training, and advocacy. It promotes sustainable production, crop health, and market development.

Based in Northern Ireland, the company has extensive global experience in the snack food industry and provides expert engineering support to both snack machinery manufacturers and snack production companies.

Snack Engineering is an engineering company specializing in food and snack industry lines form Northern Ireland

Established on October 12, 1970, in Glasgow by mechanical engineers Dr. Stephen Forbes Pearson, Anthony Brown, and Robert Campbell, Star Refrigeration is the UK's largest independent industrial refrigeration engineering company.

Syngenta UK increases crop yield and quality with market leading crop protection products and plant varieties. They produce flowers and ornamental products to make Britain a brighter place and their beneficial insects control pests and naturally pollinate plants.