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Unstable potato prices at the root of Corkers Crisps
January 31, 2015
Unstable potato prices at the root of Corkers Crisps
Unstable prices for agriculture have turned two British farmers into potato chip producers: Here is how childhood friends Rod Garnham and Ross Taylor established Corkers Crisps.
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Herbert pre-owned – Top Machinery at prices you'll love
January 31, 2015
Herbert pre-owned – Top Machinery at prices you'll love
With all of its machinery built to last, Herbert’s stock of pre-owned machinery offers flexible options for meeting peaks in demand or simply to upgrade an existing system.
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Potato Psyllids in Pacific Northwest declining
January 31, 2015
Potato Psyllids in Pacific Northwest declining
Levels of zebra chip, a crop disease in potatoes spread by potato psyllids and caused by the Liberibacter bacterium, were down signficiantly in the Pacific Northwest.
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Potato wart disease
January 30, 2015
Canadian government negotiates new requirements for export of potatoes from Prince Edward Island to the US
Effective immediately, new requirements are in place for exporting potatoes from Prince Edward Island (PEI) to the United States (U.S.).
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The award winning Europlant potato variety Elfe, offering excellent suitability for washing and pre-packing
January 30, 2015
Europlant invites you to discuss seed potatoes at FruitLogistica
The very high harvest yields and drop in fresh potato consumption will, EUROPLANT Pflanzenzucht GmbH believes, be one of the dominant themes at this year’s Fruit Logistica, where you can visit the company in a completely revamped stand
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French Fries
January 29, 2015
Fresh - never frozen - french fries are coming to Canada
A long-time potato farmer in Ontario, Canada is getting into the french fry business. Gerry Philippe's new product — called Farmhouse Fresh Fries — are partially cooked in oil and put in a pouch, but they are never frozen.
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Agrico celebrating worldwide choice in seed and table potatoes at Fruit Logistica
January 29, 2015
Agrico celebrating worldwide choice in seed and table potatoes at Fruit Logistica
Agrico will be participating in Fruit Logistica, held from Wednesday 4 until Friday 6 February in Berlin. At this leading international fair Agrico will present its worldwide choice in the fields of seed and table potatoes.
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Expert: Idaho potato industry has too much capacity
January 28, 2015
Expert: Idaho potato industry has too much capacity
A former Potato Growers of Idaho executive director believes Idaho’s capacity to produce and pack potatoes has outgrown the market, at the expense of growers.
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The Finnamyl Oy potato starch factory in Kokemäki, Finland
January 28, 2015
GEA Receives Order from Finnamyl in Finland for Drying Potato Protein
GEA Barr-Rosin has recently secured an order to supply Finnamyl Oy in Finland with a pneumatic drying and cooling system for potato protein.
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Protests and transport blockades in Bangladesh disastrous for potato farmers
January 28, 2015
Protests and transport blockades in Bangladesh disastrous for potato farmers
The ongoing campaign of protests and transport blockades by Bangladesh's second biggest political party, BNP, is taking its toll on public life and business activity, including potato farmers.
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Potatoes fuelling Aussie families
January 28, 2015
Potatoes fuelling Aussie families
Australian families are playing an increasing role in consumer decisions to buy potatoes, according to the latest data from the Potato Tracker project.
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Australia's first hot chip vending machines to be rolled out by the end of the year
January 28, 2015
Australia's first hot chip vending machines to be rolled out by the end of the year
Western Australian potatoes will soon be available around the country with just the push of a button, as Australia's first hot chip vending machines (French Fries) are rolled out.
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January 28, 2015
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The Board of Directors of McDonald's Corporation today announced that Don Thompson will retire as President and Chief Executive Officer and as a member of the Board of Directors after nearly 25 years of service to the company, effective March 1. The Board has elected Steve Easterbrook to replace Thompson as President and CEO.
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January 26, 2015
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New Uganda potato processing plant for French Fries offers opportunities for potato farmers in three countries
January 26, 2015
New Uganda potato processing plant for French Fries offers opportunities for potato farmers in three countries
The first production plant for French Fries in Uganda was commissioned last Friday and will provide opportunities for potato farmers in three countries: Uganda, Rwanda and Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
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January 26, 2015
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Central Potato Research Station, Jalandhar (Punjab)
January 25, 2015
Dutch government to help Punjab set up a Potato Centre of Excellence
To strengthen potato research, Punjab will set up a Centre of Excellence for Potato in Jalandhar (potato belt) in collaboration with The Netherlands, Shimla-based Central Potato Research Institute and Punjab Agricultural University
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KFC Japan stops selling french fries due to crippled potato exports from the US
January 25, 2015
KFC Japan stops selling french fries due to crippled potato exports from the US
Kentucky Fried Chicken in Japan has stopped selling fries, as industrial disputes that have crimped potato exports from the US took another bite out of the country's fast food market.
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