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Cape Cod chip flavors featured include Sea Salt & Vinegar, White Cheddar & Sour Cream, and Sour Cream & Onion.
July 20, 2025
Class Action Lawsuit Claims Cape Cod Chips Falsely Marketed as Preservative-Free Despite Citric Acid
A proposed class action lawsuit claims that The Campbell’s Company has misled consumers by marketing Cape Cod potato chips as free from preservatives, given that the snacks contain the common food additive citric acid.
3D food printing in action: TNO’s innovative technology combines with Royal Avebe’s potato-based ingredients to create sustainable, plant-based food solutions.
July 07, 2025
Printing the Future of Food: How Royal Avebe and TNO Are Using Potato Starch to 3D-print Plant-based Food
Royal Avebe and TNO are pioneering 3D food printing using potato starch to create plant-based meat alternatives. Discover how this sustainable innovation could transform global food production and improve food security worldwide.
Potato flakes and granules—core ingredients in global food production—are driving Aviko’s expansion in China, where rising demand in Asia fuels the company’s strategic growth.
July 04, 2025
Aviko Expands Potato Flake Production in China by 70% Amid Surging Global Demand
Aviko is expanding its Gansu, China plant, boosting flake capacity by 70% to meet global demand, especially in Asia. The move supports sustainable growth, aligns with Cosun’s strategy, and strengthens Aviko’s global position in potato processing.
Goodrich Cereals at SIAL Malaysia 2025
June 30, 2025
Goodrich Cereals Showcases Innovative Potato Products and Sustainable Solutions at SIAL Malaysia 2025
Goodrich Cereals will showcase innovative potato products, including flavored fries and appetizers, at SIAL Malaysia 2025 (Booth 3K144). With a focus on quality and sustainability, the company continues to lead in global potato processing.
Goodrich Cereals Showcases Innovation in Potato Products at JFEX 2025
June 22, 2025
Goodrich Cereals Unveils Frozen Gourmet Fries & Premium Snacks at JFEX 2025, Tokyo
Goodrich Cereals showcases its innovative frozen fries, potato appetizers, flakes, and dehydrated veggies at JFEX 2025, Tokyo (Booth 3-21), highlighting quality, flavor, and sustainability to expand in Japan’s premium food market.
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.
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FAO Food Price Index rises in April on higher cereal, dairy and meat prices
June 06, 2025
FAO Food Price Index falls in May on lower cereal, vegetable oil and sugar prices
The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 127.7 points in May 2025, down 1.0 points (0.8 percent) from April. While the price indices for dairy products and meat increased, they were more than offset by declines in those for cereals, sugar and vegetable oils.
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.
"Goodrich Cereals debuts its Frozen Potato Gourmet Twist at FI Africa 2025—flavored fries made for QSRs, foodservice, and retail. Find them at Booth H2.D43 in Cairo!
May 25, 2025
Goodrich Cereals to Unveil New Frozen Potato Gourmet Twist Range at FI Africa 2025 in Egypt
Goodrich Cereals launches its new flavored frozen Potato Gourmet Twist range at FI Africa 2025 in Egypt, June 2–4. Visit booth H2.D43 to taste, explore products, and discuss partnership opportunities.
KMC Factory
May 22, 2025
KMC amba Partners with Daymer Ingredients to Expand Sustainable Potato-Based Solutions in the UK
KMC has partnered with UK-based Daymer Ingredients to expand its potato-based solutions in the UK. The collaboration focuses on clean label starches and aims to support sustainable, plant-based innovations for food manufacturers.
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.
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.
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FAO Food Price Index stable in March 2025
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The PoLoPo team celebrates a groundbreaking achievement as they successfully scale molecular farming, becoming the first to grow and process protein-rich potatoes at an industrial level.
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PoLoPo Successfully Scales Functional Protein Production in Potatoes to Outdoor Field Cultivation
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