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Crop prices leap after US cuts supply hopes
January 12, 2011
Crop prices leap after US cuts supply hopes
Crop prices jumped, taking corn and soybeans to two-year highs in Chicago, after a barrage of data from US officials signalled further tightness in farm commodities
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10 Crazy Potato Chip Flavors
January 11, 2011
10 Crazy Potato Chip Flavors
These days people expect instant gratification. From finding where you parked your car to checking movie times on the go, 'there's an app for that.' In the same vein, no longer do you need to sit down and order a full meal. Now, there's a chip for that!
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January 07, 2011
William Chase explains why he does NOT love potatoes
William Chase lives a life dominated by potatoes. Hailing from a family of Herefordshire spud farmers, he is best known as the man behind Tyrrell's.
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Not enough Potato Starch in 2011: KMC
January 06, 2011
Not enough Potato Starch in 2011: KMC
For all potato starch producers 2011 will be a year in which it will prove impossible to meet the total demand from the customers. Also KMC’s customers will experience the consequences of the extreme weather, but everything possible will be done to m...
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Global Food Prices at Record High
January 05, 2011
Global Food Prices at Record High
Food prices hit a record high last month, surpassing the levels seen during the 2007-08 crisis, the UN's Food and Agricultural Organisation said on Wednesday.
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December 29, 2010
USPB provides help to develop new dehy potato products
Potential end users who learn about U.S. dehydrated potatoes at trade shows and seminars and who decide to incorporate dehy into a product don’t have to go it alone.
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Frito-Lay for news
December 29, 2010
Frito-Lay se centra en los productos con ingredientes naturales
La división de América del Norte de Frito-Lay dijo hoy que aproximadamente el 50 por ciento de sus productos se elaborarán con ingredientes naturales, incluyendo tres de sus principales marcas: Lay's® potato chips, Tostitos® tortilla chips y SunChips® ...
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Frito-Lay for news
December 29, 2010
Frito-Lay focuses on products with all natural ingredients
PepsiCo's Frito-Lay North America division today said that approximately 50 percent of its product portfolio will be made with all natural ingredients, including three of its biggest brands, Lay's® potato chips, Tostitos® tortilla chips and SunChips® multigrain snacks.
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Jan. 1, 2011: 2nd phase of California trans fat ban to take effect
December 23, 2010
Jan. 1, 2011: 2nd phase of California trans fat ban to take effect
California restaurants must end trans fat use by Jan. 1.
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December 19, 2010
Allan Parker: farmers could join endangered species list
Extreme weather patterns wreaking havoc on many parts of the world could put the global farmer on the endangered species list, says an international agricultural expert.
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BASF for news
December 15, 2010
AVEBE y BASF desarrollarán papas con buen contenido de almidón y resistentes al tizón tardío
La compañía productora de almidón AVEBE y la compañía de biotecnología BASF han anunciado hoy una alianza para la investigación y el desarrollo de la biotecnología vegetal. AVEBE y BASF combinan sus conocimientos en biotecnología y mejoramiento de la p...
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BASF for news
December 15, 2010
AVEBE and BASF Plant Science to develop Phytophthora resistant Amylopectin starch potato
The potato starch manufacturer AVEBE and the plant biotechnology company BASF Plant Science announced today a research and development alliance in plant biotechnology.
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December 13, 2010
Study supports concerns over popcorn butter flavor (diacetyl)
Diacetyl - a chemical used in butter flavoring – may damages the lungs by reacting and forming complexes with amino acids in cell membranes, according to a new US study.
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Parents Skeptical About Role of Calories in the Diet
December 13, 2010
Parents Skeptical About Role of Calories in the Diet
When it comes to calories, parents lack a basic understanding of their impact on weight and may even be skeptical that calories are just the latest food and nutrition fad.
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Research, largely carried out at Plant Research International, part of Wageningen UR, shows that it is indeed possible to develop potatoes that produce new, better sustainable raw materials.
December 07, 2010
Wageningen University identifies tools to modify potato starch granules
It is possible to breed potatoes in such a way that they produce new types of starch for use as a new and improved plant-based raw material in the construction, paper, glue, fodder and food industries.
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December 07, 2010
AVEBE's expects 20% lower starch production
AVEBE’s supply-chain of starch potatoes continues uninterrupted despite the frost and wintry conditions.
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AVEBE posts net result of 2.8 million Euro
November 29, 2010
AVEBE posts net result of 2.8 million Euro
During the 2009/2010 financial year, AVEBE posted a net result of 2.8 million Euro, whilst net turnover amounted to 521.8 million Euro.
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Cosun investigates the potential sale of Unifine Food & Bake Ingredients
November 25, 2010
Cosun investigates the potential sale of Unifine Food & Bake Ingredients
Royal Cosun announces that it has decided to investigate the potential sale of Unifine Food & Bake Ingredients (Unifine F&Bi), its pastry ingredients business.
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