Potato News from Europe

Blightcast warnings (UK) adapted to more aggressive blight strains
April 29, 2015
Blightcast warnings (UK) adapted to more aggressive blight strains
Potato growers and agronomists in he United Kingdom will be better prepared to cope with more aggressive blight strains this season, with a new BlightCast warning tailored to focus on infections now typically occurring earlier in the season at cooler temperatures.
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Tong Peal EasyClean HydroSep easily separates debris and stones from the crop
April 29, 2015
Tong Peal EasyClean HydroSep easily separates debris and stones from the crop
Tong Peal Engineering, the UK’s leading designer and manufacturer of quality vegetable handling equipment has launched its latest innovation in crop cleaning with the new EasyClean Hydro-Sep.
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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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Princesa Amandine presenta su triple oferta de patatas para diferentes usos en Fruit Attraction
April 26, 2015
First Potato Brand in Belgium: Princesse Amadine by Pomuni
Pomuni, market leader in the Belgian table potatoes market, will this summer introduce the first potato brand in Belgium: Princesse Amadine
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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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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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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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Dutch prime minister visits Hotraco Group (Mooij-Agro)
April 18, 2015
Dutch prime minister visits Hotraco Group (Mooij-Agro)
As part of a working visit to Limburg on Wednesday, 8 April, Prime Minister Mark Rutte visited four internationally operating SME’s, including Hotraco Group (Mooij-Agro), and was full of praise for the innovative companies.
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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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April 15, 2015
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April 13, 2015
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Bayer CropScience and Farm Frites jointly implement sustainable practices in European potato cultivation
April 13, 2015
Bayer CropScience and Farm Frites jointly implement sustainable practices in European potato cultivation
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Paulig Group considers moving Swedish Tortilla Chips production to Belgium
April 12, 2015
Paulig Group considers moving Swedish Tortilla Chips production to Belgium
Paulig Group has carried out a pre-study of the overall tex-mex chips production capacity within the group. Based on this Santa Maria AB, a division within Paulig Group, will investigate the preconditions for a possible relocation of the tex-mex chips production from Mölndal, Sweden, to Roeselare, Belgium.
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The FAO Food Price Index drops further in March
April 11, 2015
The FAO Food Price Index drops further in March
The FAO Food Price Index averaged 173.8 points in March 2015, down 2.6 points (1.5 percent) from its revised February value and nearly 40 points (18.7 percent) below its level in March 2014.
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April 10, 2015
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