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Salve una papa nativa: conviértase en "Héroe de por vida"
October 03, 2010
Salve una papa nativa: conviértase en "Héroe de por vida"
Desde el 1 de octubre usted puede unirse a una campaña mundial lanzada por la Fundación Raíces para la Vida (Roots for Life). Es una oportunidad única para que 4.235 donantes se conviertan en héroes de por vida y ayuden a asegurar el futuro de la human...
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September 18, 2010
Participantes de 13 países compartirán tecnologías de producción de minitubérculos y tubérculos semilla en el CIP
Actualizar e intercambiar experiencias sobre el mejoramiento de los sistemas de producción de semilla de papa en América Latina es uno de los principales objetivos del Curso Internacional sobre este tema que comenzará el lunes 20 de setiembre. De esta...
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September 06, 2010
Lay’s presentó edición limitada de Lay’s Peruanísimas Papa Nativa en Mistura
Sumándose al homenaje que este año la Feria Gastronómica Internacional de Lima, Mistura 2010, rendirá a la Papa Nativa, a la que ha designado como figura principal de su tercera edición, Lay’s -marca de la transnacional PepsiCo- presentará como primici...
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August 07, 2010
La papa amarilla ayudará a abrir la exportación mundial de tubérculos peruanos, según experta
El Perú tiene más de 3.000 variedades de papas, por lo que resulta complicado lograr que todas ellas se hagan conocidas a nivel internacional. Para que esto ocurra se debe implementar una estrategia de trabajo debido a que las exportaciones de nuestros...
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Lay's Andians
August 05, 2010
Pepsico supports development of new potato varieties with agricultural development Center in Peru (CEDAP)
Indra K. Nooyi, chairman and CEO of PepsiCo, Inc. (NYSE: PEP), visited Peru this week to announce that the company is investing USD $3 million over the next three years to create the Agricultural Development Center of Peru (CEDAP).  The Center, which i...
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Lay's Andians
August 03, 2010
PepsiCo construirá en Perú un centro de investigación en tubérculos y raíces con una inversión de 3 millones de dólares
La multinacional PepsiCo, fabricante de refrescos y de otros productos alimentarios, invertirá en Perú más de 200 millones de dólares en los próximos cinco años, anunció hoy su presidenta ejecutiva, Indra Nooyi, tras reunirse con el gobernante de este ...
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July 22, 2010
CONDEPAPA, el primer consorcio de pequeños productores de papa nativa del Perú
Este 22 de Julio 2010 se realizó en Lima el lanzamiento del Consorcio de Productores de Papa nativa – CONDEPAPA de Kishuara (departamento Apurímac). Será la primera vez en el Perú que asociaciones de pequeños productores de papa entreguen en consorcio ...
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July 02, 2010
Foro: “Cadenas de valor en papa y organización de productores”
La Iniciativa Papa Andina organizó este foro en el último congreso de la ALAP, celebrado en Cusco, Perú, entre el 23-28 de mayo de 2010, buscando un espacio de reflexión y discusión para que empresas, investigadores y productores pudieran identificar l...
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June 02, 2010
Lays compra 150 toneladas de papas nativas por campaña en el Perú
La empresa Lays Andinos Snacks América Latina de Lima compra por campaña 150 toneladas de papas a los productores de la organización del valle de Yacus. Los agricultores entregan 7 variedades: Sumaj Sonjo, Ccerorani, Chingos, Wencos, Talmish, Tumbay, N...
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May 29, 2010
Cuánta papa y hacia dónde la exportó el Perú en los primeros cuatro meses del año, según cifras del ADEX
La papa, considerada como una de las contribuciones más importantes de la región andina para el mundo, fue exportada por US$ 241 mil 342 en los primeros cuatro meses del año, según cifras preliminares de la Asociación de Exportadores (ADEX). Asimismo,...
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Frito-Lay for news
May 03, 2010
Conmovedor y significativo video de Lay's Perú
Con la finalidad de realzar el orgullo y placer que representa para Lay’s llevar la papa del campo a tus manos (su principal insumo natural), dicha marca ha decidido compartir con el público un conmovedor y significativo video.
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April 22, 2010
David de Koeyer to study potato blight in Peru
A New Brunswick potato scientist will travel to Peru this month in an effort to help Canadian tubers fight blight.Dr. David De Koeyer, who works at the Potato Research Centre in Fredericton, has spent his professional life studying spuds.He's heading t...
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March 08, 2010
La importación de papa prefrita en Perú
La importación de Papa Preparada (Prefrita), alcanza los US 1.1 millones a Febrero 2010, superando en 11% las cifras promedio del 2009. Los precios bajan un 11% al adquirirse a US 0.99 kilo frente a los US 1.03 kilo del 2009. La anterior información (...
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Continuando con la línea exitosa del anterior congreso celebrado en Argentina, la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP) está invitando a participar en su XXIV Congreso a celebrarse en la ciudad de Cusco, Perú, entre el 23-28 de mayo del año en c...
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January 13, 2010
Las papas nativas conquistan el mundo
Aunque sus formas alargadas y enroscadas y sus colores poco comunes fueron en un momento un obstáculo para su exportación , las papas nativas se proyectan ahora como un producto que se reconoce no solo por su exquisito sabor y de grandes propiedades al...
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Native potatoes of Peru now available as flakes
January 11, 2010
Native potatoes of Peru now available as flakes
Native potatoes are known for their exquisite, unique taste, their great nutritional properties.  And now their also experiencing an increased demand in local and foreign markets. France and Venezuela are some of the countries already enthralled by the...
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November 09, 2009
En Perú buscan consolidar cadena productiva de la papa y modernizar imagen del tubérculo como bien comercial
Debido al reducido apoyo comercial recibido, el consumo de la papa había disminuido de manera significativa en las últimas décadas;pero esta situación comenzó a cambiar hace un par de años con diversas iniciativas –tanto del sector público como del pri...
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October 05, 2009
XXIV Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP)
Ya se encuentra disponible para su consulta la web del XXIV Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP) a llevarse a cabo en Cuzco, Perú del 23 al 28 de mayo de 2010.
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