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US Potato growers score with spending bill provision
December 10, 2014
US Potato growers score with spending bill provision
Count the potato among the special interests rewarded in the massive spending deal Congress unveiled this week.
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Reward Doubled for tips leading to arrest culprit sewing needles in potatoes
December 10, 2014
Reward Doubled for tips leading to arrest culprit sewing needles in potatoes
The reward being offered for information leading to the arrest of anyone who put sewing needles in Prince Edward Island potatoes has doubled to CAD 100.000
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Japanese Restaurants Are Airlifting 200 Tons Of French Fries To Ease A Shortage
December 10, 2014
Japanese Restaurants Are Airlifting 200 Tons Of French Fries To Ease A Shortage
Restaurants in Japan are rushing to secure supplies of french fries after shipment delays from the US, with one chain readying to airlift 200 tons of fries.
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SFA CEO Tom Dempsey (left) together with Alison van Eenennaam and Stacey Forshee testified in favor of GMO bill HR4432
December 10, 2014
Snack Food Association CEO Urges Congress to Approve Federal Standard for GMO Food Labels
Snack Food Association CEO Tom Dempsey today urged Congress to approve legislation creating a federal standard for labeling food produced with genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Tim Hortons Shareholders approve deal with Burger King to form 'Restaurant Brands International'
December 09, 2014
Tim Hortons Shareholders approve deal with Burger King to form 'Restaurant Brands International'
Tim Hortons Inc. (TSX, NYSE: THI) today announced the company's shareholders have approved the transaction with Burger King Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE: BKW) that will create a new global quick service restaurant leader, to be named Restaurant Brands International.
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McGill study: Potato extract reduces weight gain to surprising extent
December 09, 2014
McGill study: Potato extract reduces weight gain to surprising extent
A simple potato extract may limit weight gain from a diet that is high in fat and refined carbohydrates, according to scientists at McGill University. The results of their recent study were so surprising that the investigators repeated the experiment just to be sure.
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McDonalds Global Comparable Sales For November Down
December 08, 2014
McDonalds Global Comparable Sales For November Down
McDonald's Corporation today announced that global comparable sales decreased 2.2% in November.
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Potato Processor Kadi lowers energy use with TOMRA Eco steam peeler
December 08, 2014
Potato Processor Kadi lowers energy use with TOMRA Eco steam peeler
Since 1951 Kadi has been an innovative manufacturer of potato products and other frozen foods for the Swiss foodservice. Enthusiastic chefs create from day to day the favorite dishes of the Swiss people.
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Herbert to showcase latest handling systems at Lamma 2015
December 08, 2014
Herbert to showcase latest handling systems at Lamma 2015
Herbert Engineering, the leader in agricultural handling systems, will be attending LAMMA 2015, to showcase its latest grading technology.
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Deal between Rwanda potato farmers and traders to stabilize prices
December 07, 2014
Deal between Rwanda potato farmers and traders to stabilize prices
Prices of Irish potatoes in Rwanda are likely to stabilise following a new agreement between farmers and City of Kigali traders to establish mutually beneficial cooperation.
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Despite large potato crop in North-Western Europe, producers are finding opportunities
December 07, 2014
Despite large potato crop in North-Western Europe, producers are finding opportunities
The total ware potato harvest in the five North-Western European Potato growers (NEPG) countries - Belgium, Germany, France, the Netherlands and Great Britain - in 2014 is estimated at more than 28 million tons.
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Houlihan named WPVGA executive director
December 07, 2014
Houlihan named WPVGA executive director
Tamas Houlihan has been named executive director of the Wisconsin Potato & Vegetable Growers Association (WPVGA) by the board of directors, effective immediately.
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December 07, 2014
Potato production Prince Edward Island grows almost five per cent
Prince Edward Island potato production has grown by almost five per cent this year following a good growing year and successful harvest.
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December 07, 2014
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Agricultural Research Service scientists have bred and released colorful new potato varieties. Some have relatively high levels of beneficial red-to-purple pigments called “anthocyanins,” and others have high levels of yellow-pigmented carotenoids
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The FAO Food Price Index remained steady for the third consecutive month
December 05, 2014
The FAO Food Price Index remained steady for the third consecutive month
The FAO Food Price Index averaged 192.6 points in November 2014, virtually unchanged from October, but 13 points (6.4 percent) below November 2013.
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December 04, 2014
La mosca blanca es el mejor vector de uno de los virus que más afecta a la papa
Resumen de la conferencia magistral que sobre el tema se presentó en el XXVI Congreso bienal de la Asociación Latinoamericana de la Papa (ALAP), celebrado en Bogotá entre el 28 de septiembre y el 2 de octubre de 2014.
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December 04, 2014
Lamb Weston / Meijer joint venture invests €120 Mio in Bergen op Zoom facilities
Lamb Weston / Meijer, maker of frozen potato products and dried potato flakes, is investing € 120 million euros in its Bergen op Zoom plant located in the southwest of the Netherlands.
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En Colombia los páramos se han transformado en territorios en disputa
December 03, 2014
En Colombia los páramos se han transformado en territorios en disputa
La mayoría de la papa y la cebolla del país se produce allí; por eso la presión sobre estos ecosistemas, que son reservorios de agua, aumenta con los días.
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