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March 29, 2011
Aardappelen oogst 2011 vroeg geplant
Het voorjaar van 2011 kan nu al als zeer vroeg worden betiteld.
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March 26, 2011
VanRijn - KWS B.V. becomes KWS POTATO B.V.
The two partners of the international company for seed potatoes van Rijn – KWS B.V. have decided that KWS will take over the 50% shares of van Rijn as of April 1st, 2011.
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Ruim 90% van de Nederlandse boeren is dagelijks online
March 26, 2011
Ruim 90% van de Nederlandse boeren is dagelijks online
Digitale media worden steeds belangrijker voor boeren. Ruim 90% van de boeren maakt dagelijks gebruik van het Internet.
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Minder zout in Lay’s Superchips, Lay’s Light, Lay’s Sticks en Duyvis
March 24, 2011
Minder zout in Lay’s Superchips, Lay’s Light, Lay’s Sticks en Duyvis
PepsiCo Nederland heeft afgelopen week het zoutgehalte van Lay’s Superchips, Lay’s Light, Lay’s Sticks en Duyvis met een kwart verminderd.
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March 23, 2011
Bram Werkman: "Gezien de herfst, mogen we dik tevreden zijn over kwaliteit aardappelen"
De situatie op de aardappelmarkt is momenteel moeilijk te omschrijven, vindt Bram Werkman van Landjuweel.
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March 18, 2011
Zeeuwen starten met aardappeloogst van 2010
Op een aantal plaatsen op Walcheren en in westelijk Zeeuws-Vlaanderen worden de restanten van de aardappeloogst 2010 nu pas uit de grond gehaald
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March 18, 2011
Geen alternatief voor de zetmeelaardappel
Of de teelt van zetmeelaardappelen geld in het laatje brengt zonder ondersteuning vanuit Europa moet in 2012 gaan blijken.
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March 18, 2011
Aardappelverwerking in Nederland: Op naar 3,5 miljoen ton?
Zal de totale Nederlandse verwerking van aardappelen tot consumptieproducten over een twaalfmaand periode gaan uitkomen op het hoogste niveau ooit?
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Aviko selects BEST sorters for optimal quality
March 16, 2011
Aviko selects BEST sorters for optimal quality
Belgian-based BEST are experts in the field of sorting and one company that know this all to well is potato processing company, Aviko. Jan Janssen, technical manager at the Dutch firm reveals the reasons for this.
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AVEBE produces 20% less potato starch this campaign
March 06, 2011
AVEBE produces 20% less potato starch this campaign
Potato Starch manufacturer AVEBE’s production campaign of 2010-2011 is almost finished.  The expected overall production of potato starch is about 20% less than last year.
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Social Media hip bij agribusiness bedrijven
March 04, 2011
Social Media hip bij agribusiness bedrijven
Steeds meer bedrijven uit het agribusinesscomplex begeven zich op het terrein van de sociale media.
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Winnaars Agrico Gourmandine-actie aan de kook met sterrenchef Paul van Staveren
March 04, 2011
Winnaars Agrico Gourmandine-actie aan de kook met sterrenchef Paul van Staveren
In het met een Michelinster bekroonde Restaurant Sonoy in aardappelhoofdstad Emmeloord trakteerde patron-cuisinier Paul van Staveren de 5 beste inzenders van de landelijke Gourmandine receptenwedstrijd op een workshop rondom de culinaire Gourmandine a...
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March 04, 2011
2011 contracten fritesfabrikanten bijna binnen
Telers van fritesaardappelen zijn nog steeds bereid vlot aardappelcontracten te ondertekenen, ondanks de huidige hoge prijzen op de vrije markt van onder meer aardappelen, uien en peen.
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March 02, 2011
Prognoseprijs HZPC 33 euro
In de telervergaderingen van begin maart maakt HZPC een gemiddelde prognoseprijs voor pootaardappelen oogst 2010 bekend van € 33,00 per 100 kg excl. BTW.
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Oogst 2010: AVEBE produceert 20% minder zetmeel
February 28, 2011
Oogst 2010: AVEBE produceert 20% minder zetmeel
De aanvoer van zetmeelaardappelen bij AVEBE zit in haar laatste fase.
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February 28, 2011
Peka Kroef en waterschap Aa en Maas zoeken oplossing voor afvalwater
Aardappelverwerkingsbedrijf Peka Kroef in het Brabantse Odiliapeel en waterschap Aa en Maas gaan samenwerken aan schoon water.
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February 27, 2011
Agrico lanza "Mamá Chunu": papas con propiedades nutricionales especiales
Los Incas del Perú descubrieron que la papa era una raíz comestible. De hecho, todas las papas brotan de una especie de plantas silvestres originarias del sur del país. En la actualidad, estamos familiarizados con muchos tipos y sabores de papas que so...
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Fritesfabrikant McCain bant palmolie uit
February 27, 2011
Fritesfabrikant McCain bant palmolie uit
Fritesfabrikant McCain bakt voortaan alle frituurproducten voor in zonnebloemolie - ook de foodservice producten.
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