News on Chips and Snacks from Canada

Popcorn for news
July 23, 2008
What is the healthier option?
Last week we were going to buy popcorn. OK, I admit, we do not only eat potato chips. We ended up to make a choice between two healthier options
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Humpty Dumpty Potato-chip plant failure worries P.E.I. development minister
March 14, 2008
Humpty Dumpty Potato-chip plant failure worries P.E.I. development minister
The closure of the Humpty Dumpty potato-chip plant in Summerside has P.E.I. Development Minister Richard Brown concerned about the province's investment there. The plant's 36 employees were told this week they'd be out of work by May. When it opened ...
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Bulk potato storage for processing potatoes in the United Kingdom (Courtesy: Crop Systems Ltd)
March 05, 2008
Quality of Potatoes for Processing and the effect of Potato Storage; Some Basics
The amount of reducing sugars in the potato are responsible for the colour formation of fried products. So if potatoes are too high in reducing sugars, they are not suitable for processing.
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Chips and Snacks Production going local, very local
February 27, 2008
Chips and Snacks Production going local, very local
Today we want to address a new development in the snack sector which I would call: 'Snack production going local' . Two companies, 'Fresh Chips' and 'The Chippery' each offer a different concept that eliminates the industrial potato chips production line or the snack factory and replaces it with a mini factory you may soon find on your street corner, literally.
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January 15, 2008
New Potato chip factory in New Brunswick: the Covered Bridge Potato Company
A new potato chip factory owned by Albright Farms in Centreville, N.B., will be up and running by the end of May. Co-owner Ryan Albright says Covered Bridge Potato Co. will produce kettled chips. The factory is being built off the Trans-Canada Highwa...
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December 04, 2007
Ontario To Make Schools Trans-Fat Free
Ontario is taking action to make schools healthier places to learn by moving to drop trans fat from lunchroom menus."Our kids' health is just too important to risk,"said Premier Dalton McGuinty. "Trans fats have no place in our schools a...
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November 19, 2007
Markets broadened for Carolina potato growers
Potato growers in North Carolina will have improved access to Canadian markets next year, thanks to a bilateral trade agreement signed recently by the United States and Canada. Growers will have a limited amount of guaranteed access to Canadian market...
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Crispy potato chips snack
November 09, 2007
No new potato chips processing plant in Hartland
A waterfront property in Hartland, New Brunswick will not be home to a new potato chip processing plant and retail office. Hartland Town Council chose not to rezone a residential property on Hartland's Main Street to accommodate the proposed new busi...
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October 25, 2007
Reductions needed in the sodium added to foods
In an effort to save lives and reduce disability from stroke and heart disease, 17 of Canada’s leading health groups and professional associations today urged comprehensive action to reduce sodium levels in food.“Increased blood pressure is the leading...
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Opportunities for manufacturers globally to innovate in cheese-flavored snacks – Kerry consumer research
July 07, 2007
Russia's Sibirsky Bereg Launches Snacks Production in Tashkent
Sibirsky Bereg continues to expand its business across the CIS. In June this year, the company launched a factory in Uzbekistan, to produce a popular salted baked bread snack, Kirieshki, Vedomosti reported. Sibrisky Bereg is the manufacturer of the po...
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