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Keniaanse grens open voor Nederlandse pootaardappelen
February 01, 2012
Keniaanse grens open voor Nederlandse pootaardappelen
Nog dit jaar kunnen Keniaanse boeren pootaardappelen uit Nederland gebruiken. Daarmee kan de oogst tot 5 keer groter worden.
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LEI: Nederlands aandeel in wereldhandel pootaardappelen 60%
January 29, 2012
LEI: Nederlands aandeel in wereldhandel pootaardappelen 60%
Nederlandse bedrijven in uitgangsmaterialen - zaden, pootgoed en jonge planten voor de land- en tuinbouw- behoren qua omzet, handel en innovatie tot de top van de wereld. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van het LEI. Veel van de grootste producenten in uitgang...
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January 29, 2012
December rustige maand voor aardappelverwerking
De aardappelverwerkende industrie heeft in december 268.500 ton aardappelen verwerkt. Dat blijkt uit voorlopige gegevens van het Potato Info Centre van de Nederlandse Aardappel Organisatie. Dat is 19.300 ton minder dan in december vorig jaar. Ten opzi...
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January 28, 2012
Volautomatische machine snijdt de frietjes
Deelnemers van de eerste internationale fritesbakwedstrijden tijdens het culinair festival ProefMei in juni, hoeven als het aan vier mbo-studenten ligt niet hun eigen frietjes te snijden.
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EU research to prove the benefits of food fibers for immune system
January 19, 2012
EU research to prove the benefits of food fibers for immune system
Food fibres are considered as beneficial for our immune system. However ‘considered’ is not good enough;the European guard dog EFSA needs sound scientific evidence based on effects on healthy human people before health claims for these compounds are ap...
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January 05, 2012
Aardappelmarkt rustig het nieuwe jaar in
Het is nog geen jaar geleden toen de aardappelmarkt in ‘brand’ stond met een termijnmarkt voor april 2011 van boven het niveau van € 30,-. Vandaag de dag is het echter een rustige bedoening op de markt voor fritesaardappelen.
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Jan Wolthuis new chairman Agrico management board
December 23, 2011
Jan Wolthuis new chairman Agrico management board
The management board of potato cooperation Agrico has nominated Jan Wolthuis from its members as the new chairman. As such, he succeeds Herman Vermeer, who left in April 2011. During the general meeting of 15 December, Wolthuis was unanimously affirmed...
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December 21, 2011
Aardappelexport Nederland vergelijkbaar met vorig jaar
Nederland heeft in de maand November 2011 72.000 ton aardappelen geëxporteerd.
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December 16, 2011
Geconsolideerde jaaromzet Agrico op recordhoogte
Met een geconsolideerde omzet van € 304 miljoen bij 861.400 ton product heeft de Agrico-groep boekjaar 2010-2011 afgesloten met een recordomzet.
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December 13, 2011
Aardappelmarkt nu al in Kerstreces
Na de kleine opleving eind november o.a. aangezwengeld door wat koopbelangstelling van de Belgische industrie voor levering maart/april/mei 2012 lijkt de aardappelmarkt nu al in Kerstreces te zijn beland.
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Landjuweel installeert Celox RV12 aardappelsorteermachines.
December 11, 2011
Landjuweel installeert Celox RV12 aardappelsorteermachines
De nieuwste generatie Celox RV12 optische sorteermachines van NEWTEC levert meer capaciteit en meer kwaliteit in de verwerking van consumentenaardappelen bij Landjuweel. Groothandel en verpakkingsbedrijf Landjuweel in Uithuizermeeden sorteert, wast en ...
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December 09, 2011
Wratziekte in aardappelen in Bergeijk
In de regio Bergeijk heeft de nVWA wratziekte gevonden in een aardappelperceel. Dat kan gevolgen hebben voor de aardappelteelt in een straal van 10 kilometer rond de vindplaats. De ZLTO-vakgroep Akkerbouw houdt daarom op dinsdag 13 december om 20.00 ...
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