Potato News from Sweden

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FAM STUMABO ScaliburTM
May 20, 2024
FAM STUMABO introduces next-level potato slicing with Dual Rotation Technology: Scalibur
FAM STUMABO introduces Scalibur, a revolutionary and unrivalled efficient potato slicer delivering next-level cutting solutions.
From left to right: Johan Ichoh, Stephan van Kuik (CEO Lamb Weston), Abed Ichoh (Founder ILG Food Group), Tibor Warga, Roel Sweris, and Jurgen Meilink.
May 19, 2024
Lamb Weston and ILG Food Group are now also partners for the Swedish foodservice market
Lamb Weston and ILG Food Group are intensifying their collaboration to better serve the Swedish Mediterranean foodservice market.
Corona process Tortillas
May 01, 2024
ZEISS Spectroscopy: Elevating Snack Quality at SNACKEX 2024
ZEISS Spectroscopy will once again be taking part at SNACKEX.
Vultus: IFFCO Kisan sets new record of requests on the analysis platform
April 10, 2024
Vultus: IFFCO Kisan sets new record of requests on the analysis platform
Vultus AB (publ) has announced a new platform record with 21,000 fields analysed in one day.
Potato field
March 28, 2024
Vultus introduces new service for more effective disease control in potato crops
Vultus AB launches a new service together with AR Tarim, part of Agrico and Europlant, for earlier detection of diseases in potato crops.
FPS Food Process Solutions partners with Opticept to develop PEF technology for solid foods
October 24, 2023
FPS Food Process Solutions partners with Opticept to develop Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) technology for solid food processing
Equipment manufacturer FPS Food Process Solutions has entered a partnership with OptiCept for PEF Technologies. OptiCept’s PEF application for solid foods (JÖRD) will be further developed jointly. In the collaboration, OptiCept will deliver CEPT generators and FPS will deliver the system that handles and processes the products.
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Vultus Potato Suite
October 09, 2023
Vultus: Cultivating the Future of Potato Farming with Precision and Innovation
In a transformative leap for precision farming, Vultus, spearheads an agricultural revolution with its pioneering Analysis as a Service (AaaS). Their technology is poised to redefine modern farming, empowering farmers to maximize productivity, enhance crop quality, and reduce their environmental impact while boosting their profitability.

DUG Potato drink - Use as Milk
September 12, 2023
'DUG potato drink' challenges milk around the world with partnerships in China, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Poland
Veg of Lund continued its international expansion plans and launched the DUG brand plant-based milk in Germany, Poland, Japan, and Italy.
Veg of lund receives a Swedish patent protecting the company's plant-based ice cream
May 27, 2023
Potato-based ice cream: Veg of Lund receives a patent for the company's ice cream
The Swedish Intellectual Property Office (PRV) has notified Veg of Lund AB that the authority intends to approve the patent application SE 2250375-9 which defines the company’s unique vegetable ice cream alternative.
Roger Riesbeck, Improvement Technician at Avebe AB Stadex
March 14, 2023
Avebe implements WCOM to achieve a stable and higher production at AB Stadex in Malmö
At Avebe's AB Stadex production location in Malmö, Sweden, an improvement project was recently completed in the HSD (Hot Soluble Department). Roger Riesbeck, Improvement Technician at AB Stadex spoke about collaboration and the role of the WCOM program.
Dug Potato Milk
February 28, 2023
Veg of Lund’s DUG Potato Milk Drinks Make Foray into UK, Germany, and Switzerland
The Nasdaq-listed company aims at expanding into Asian and European markets with its DUG brand potato milk products in the near future.
The New Belt Drying System from Rosenqvists Food Technologies.
November 27, 2021
The New Belt Drying System from Rosenqvists Food Technologies
Convinced that there is room for improvement for the drying process part of the production of french fries, Rosenqvists Food Technologies optimized the drying process and now introduces a new belt drying system.
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Scandi Standard partners with Veg of Lund in research project to develop potato based meat-substitute
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