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Farm Frites wins bronze Pentaward for Nature’s Goodness packaging
October 31, 2007
Farm Frites wins bronze Pentaward for Nature’s Goodness packaging
Dutch French fry manufacturer Farm Frites has won the bronze Pentaward 2007 in the category Foods-savoury snacks for the packaging of the low fat and low calorie fries Nature's Goodness. Other winners are Heinz, Milka and Evian.Pentawards is the first ...
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October 26, 2007
Aviko wint Achterhoek Promotieprijs
Aardappelproducent Aviko in Steenderen heeft de Achterhoek Promotieprijs 2007 gewonnen. De prijs werd vrijdagavond uitgereikt in schouwburg Amphion in Doetinchem. De prijs wordt om het jaar uitgereikt aan een instelling, bedrijf of persoon die op een...
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October 26, 2007
Eerste notering aardappelen in Emmeloord 'reële prijs'
,,Een goede weergave van de markt", vindt directeur Dick Zelhorst van Aviko Potato van de eerste notering dit seizoen van aardappelen aan de wekelijkse landbouwbeurs in Emmeloord.Fritesgeschikte aardappelen leverden per 100 kilo maximaal 9,25 euro...
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October 26, 2007
'Aardappelareaal onder druk door hoge graanprijs'
Als de graanprijzen hoog blijven, komt het aardappel­areaal volgend jaar onder druk te staan. Dat verwacht Peter Pals, sectormanager akker- en tuinbouw van de Rabobank. "Zo'n 80 procent van het aardappelareaal ligt op de gespecialiseerde akkerbo...
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October 25, 2007
Afspraken over inkrimping personeelsbestand Avebe formeel bekrachtigd
Zetmeelcoöperatie Avebe en de vakbonden hebben een overeenkomst gesloten over de manier waarop het aantal arbeidsplaatsen bij het bedrijf wordt teruggebracht. Avebe gaat naar 850 personeelsleden in augustus 2011. Nu werken er nog circa 1.050 mensen. De...
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October 25, 2007
"Vraag naar fritesaardappelen stijgt"
De vraag naar fritesaardappelen neemt toe. Dat komt omdat de capaciteit van de aardappelverwerkende industrie groeit. Bovendien neemt het aardappelareaal af. Dat zei voorzitter Kees van Arendonk van de Nederlandse Aardappel Organisatie (NAO) vandaag...
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October 23, 2007
Farm Frites lanceert Nature's Goodness: frites met 50% minder vet en 30% minder calorieën
Farm Frites lanceert de nieuwe productlijn Nature's Goodness. Het betreft frites met 50% minder vet en 30% minder calorieën ten opzichte van reguliere patat. Voor de productie heeft het bedrijf een aparte productielijn ingericht. Volgens de producent ...
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October 17, 2007
Meeste aardappelen in Nederland gerooid
De aardappeloogst ten noorden van de grote rivieren is nagenoeg voltooid. In het zuidelijke deel van Nederland is er vorige week weer wat neerslag gevallen zodat volgens schattingen nog altijd ca. 25% van de hoofdoogst gerooid moet worden.  Met het ein...
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'Restaurant of the Future' to study diners opens at Wageningen University
October 15, 2007
'Restaurant of the Future' to study diners opens at Wageningen University
Does service with a scowl put you off at lunch? Will you eat more greens if you are surrounded by plants? Does romantic, pink lighting encourage you to linger over your fruit salad? A new research center -- dubbed the "restaurant of the future&q...
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October 15, 2007
HZPC boekt hoogste winst in bestaan
Pootgoedhandelshuis HZPC heeft in het boekjaar 2006/2007 een winst na belastingen geboekt van 6,7 miljoen euro. De omzet steeg met ruim 42 procent tot 240 miljoen euro. De resultaten in het afgelopen jaar zijn de hoogste in het bestaan van HZPC.De hel...
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October 10, 2007
Wageningen klaar voor veldproef met ggo-aardappel
De Nederlandse universiteit van Wageningen wil een veldproef uitvoeren met genetisch gemanipuleerde aard­appelen die resistent zijn tegen phytophthora. De aardappelplaag is een jaarlijks weerkerend fenomeen bij akkerbouwers en kan aanzienlijke gewassch...
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October 04, 2007
Aardappelopbrengst Nederland 4,2% lager dan meerjarig gemiddelde 2002-2007
De aardappelopbrengst per hectare is 2,2% lager dan het meerjarig gemiddelde over de jaren 2002 tot en met 2007, dit blijkt uit de jaarlijkse meting van VTA (voorheen POA/BAMM). De VTA-leden hebben volgens een vast protocol proefrooiingen uitgevoerd o...
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October 04, 2007
Hifri wint de Food Valley Award
HiFri  is de gedoodverfde winnaar van de Food Valley Award. Tijdens de publieksstemming stemden de bezoekers aan de Food Valley Conferentie massaal op het bedrijf door een balletje in de HiFri-zuil te stoppen. In de door HiFri ontwikkelde technologie...
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October 04, 2007
GMF Gouda improves Brush-'n-belt peel remover
GMF-Gouda has re-engineered its successful Brush-‘n-Belt dry peel remover. Although the proven concept of the machine remained, many innovative features contribute to improved processing capacity and ease of use, maintenance and cleaning. The new dry ...
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October 01, 2007
Netherlands to launch carbon-based packaging tax
A decision by the Netherlands to put a carbon-based tax on packaging could have far reaching consequences across the EU for processors.The tax, thought to be the first in Europe, will not only mean higher costs for processors, but could be the start o...
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September 21, 2007
Failliet Perfecta start door als Kiremko-Perfecta
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September 19, 2007
DSM and AVEBE announce strategic partnership
Royal DSM N.V. and AVEBE U.A. today announce that the business group DSM Food Specialties and AVEBE Food have entered into a strategic partnership. The combination of DSM’s enzyme expertise and AVEBE’s starch knowledge will lead to new opportunities ...
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September 14, 2007
Hoofdoogst komt op gang
Het rooien van de hoofdoogst zal vanaf volgende week echt op gang komen. Volgens insiders is momenteel 10% van de hoofdoogst gerooid en is ca. 80% van de gewassen doodgespoten.   Er zal worden begonnen met o.a. de rassen Bintje, Maritiema en Innovator,...
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