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Potato processing is entering a new era, with Goodrich Cereals focusing on reliable sourcing, consistent quality, supply chain resilience, and application-driven innovation to meet evolving global food industry demands.
June 16, 2026
Potato Processing Is Entering a New Era And Goodrich Cereals Is Ready for It
Goodrich Cereals says the future of potato processing will be shaped by reliable sourcing, consistent quality, supply security, and specialized products. The company serves nearly 50 countries with potato ingredients and packaging options.
Crunch into the future: vibrant, textured, and bursting with flavour — potato wafers redefined for 2040
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Potato Chips in 2040: A Sensory Innovation?!
By 2040, potato wafers will delight all the senses with enhanced taste, nutrition, texture, and appearance—driven by advances in food tech, agriculture, and changing consumer demands.
PM Modi to launch World Food India 2025, aiming to position India as global food hub
September 24, 2025
PM Modi to open World Food India 2025, positioning India as global food hub
PM Modi will inaugurate World Food India 2025 on Sept 25 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. The 4-day mega event will showcase India as a food hub, with 21 nations, 150 global participants, pavilions, summits and ₹770cr (USD 92.4 Million) PMFME support.
Assortment of salty snacks with dipping sauce
June 07, 2025
Crunch Time: How Potato Snack Brands Are Battling for Market Share
The potato snack aisle is a battlefield-crammed with crisps, chips, fries, and a dizzying array of flavours. With global market revenues expected to reach over USD 126 billion by 2034 and a steady 3% annual growth rate, it’s clear that competition is fierce and only getting hotter.
A range of savory snacks...
June 05, 2025
Challenges Faced by Potato Snack Manufacturers When Frying Oil Prices Rise
Rising frying oil prices present a significant challenge for potato snack manufacturers, directly impacting their profit margins and operational strategies.
Golden frying oil in a commercial kitchen, reflecting the industry’s move toward safer, plant-based alternatives amid global health concerns.
May 20, 2025
As Europe and Japan Phase Out Synthetic Antioxidants, Prasan Solutions Pioneers a Natural Frying Oil Alternative
As Europe and Japan ban synthetic antioxidants like TBHQ, the food industry shifts to safer, plant-based solutions. Prasan Solutions leads the way with AO17, offering clean-label, natural protection for frying oils without compromising performance.
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Say goodbye to synthetics—AO17 delivers freshness and peace of mind with every crunch
May 19, 2025
Savoury Snack Industry Turns to Plant-Based Antioxidants as Consumers Reject Synthetics
Consumers are rejecting synthetic antioxidants in snacks, pushing the industry toward natural options. Prasan Solutions' AO17, a plant-based antioxidant, leads the shift with clean-label benefits, safety, and effective frying oil protection.
Emsland Group Forms Strategic Distribution Partnership with UniBourne Food Ingredients to Serve Customers in India
January 20, 2025
Emsland Group Forms Strategic Distribution Partnership with UniBourne Food Ingredients to Serve Customers in India
German manufacturer of dehydrated potato products Emsland Group announces a new distribution partnership with UniBourne Food Ingredients, LLP, for the Indian market as of January 1, 2025.
GreenFay Farm Foods: Variants of Potato Flakes
January 02, 2025
GreenFay Farm Foods Launches State-of-the-Art Potato Flakes Production Plant in Gujarat
GreenFay Farm Foods has announced the opening of its new, high-capacity potato flakes production plant. With an impressive production capacity of 2,200 kg per hour, this state-of-the-art facility solidifies the company’s position as one of India’s largest producers of potato flakes.
Goodrich Cereals in Bengaluru Discover Innovation at FI India 2024
September 23, 2024
Goodrich Cereals in Bengaluru Discover Innovation at FI India 2024
The FI India exhibition is a key event for innovation, collaboration, and networking in the food industry. This year, Goodrich Cereals will participate in FI India 2024, held in Bengaluru from September 25-27, 2024.
World Food India 2023
October 31, 2023
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Inaugurate the 2nd World Food India 2023, Taking Place in New Delhi from November 3-5
The event is expected to see a footfall of 100,000, igniting innovation, showcasing global collaboration, and positioning India as the epicenter of the future in food processing!
Patent on Potato Flakes Energy Bar
August 25, 2022
Patent on Potato Flakes Energy Bar
In India processing of fruits and vegetables is very poor around only 3-5% were countries like US has 65%, Phillipines 78% and China 23%. Hence, there is a need to enhance the processing of fruits and vegetables.
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