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Large Russets in Idaho in short supply
May 24, 2015
Large Russets in Idaho in short supply
Wada Farms is currently planting next year’s crop. While potatoes from last season are still plentiful in the market and there is no issue with supply, large-sized Russet potatoes will be short in Idaho until new crop comes on.
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Nails and Needles in Potatoes lead to recall in Atlantic Canada
May 24, 2015
Nails and Needles in Potatoes lead to recall in Atlantic Canada
Loblaw Companies Limited and Strang's Produce Inc. are voluntarily recalling certain Farmer's Market and Strang's Produce brands of Russet Potatoes from the marketplace due to possible food tampering with nails and needles.
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Workshop to help South Australian growers prepare for potato pests
May 21, 2015
Workshop to help South Australian growers prepare for potato pests
South Australian potato growers will have the opportunity to be updated on the latest research and development (R&D) including managing soil pathogens, pests and diseases at a special workshop to be held by AUSVEG in Murray Bridge next week.
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Prince Edward Island potato exports hit by Russian Sanctions
May 21, 2015
No end to Prince Edward Island Potato Food Tampering case
Prince Edward Island RCMP Major Crime Unit responded to a potential food tampering incident on May 18, 2015, following a complaint that a metal object was found in a potato.
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What is Your Health Worth? Snapshot of American Health and Nutrition Perceptions
May 21, 2015
What is Your Health Worth? Snapshot of American Health and Nutrition Perceptions
With the theme “What’s Your Health Worth?”, the International Food Information Council (IFIC) Foundation’s 10th anniversary Food and Health Survey is offering a wealth of new insights into Americans’ health and nutrition, including perceptions of their own health.
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World Potato Congress: Percy Misika (FAO) to deliver keynote speech
May 20, 2015
World Potato Congress: Percy Misika (FAO) to deliver keynote speech
During the upcoming World Potato Congress in China, Mr. Percy Wachata Misika, a UN-FAO official, will address global food and agricultural issues in one of the keynote speeches
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Former McCain Foods Plant in Penola (Australia) gets new life as dairy processing facility
May 20, 2015
Former McCain Foods Plant in Penola (Australia) gets new life as dairy processing facility
Former McCain Foods Plant in Penola (Australia) gets a new life as dairy processing facility
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Purple potatoes
May 20, 2015
Purple: Are you familiar with truffle potatoes?
Belgian Potato Supplier Pomuni offers purple potatoes for years, but they are still unfamiliar to many. Pomuni brings purple potatoes in two flavours: Bergerac and Vitelotte.
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Educating the Next Generation of Potato Industry Innovators in the United Kingdom
May 20, 2015
Educating the Next Generation of Potato Industry Innovators in the United Kingdom
AHDB Potatoes launched its first ever ‘Next Generation’ programme, a series of 9 business and technical days that - for a selected few - will provide exposure to the whole supply chain.
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Haith Group upgrades its successful Rotatip box tipper
May 19, 2015
Haith Group upgrades its successful Rotatip box tipper
The Haith Rotatip box tipper has proved to be a firm favorite with vegetable packers, since its introduction into the global tippler market in 2008.
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McCoy's Ridged Crisps unveil New Look
May 19, 2015
McCoy's Ridged Crisps unveil New Look
The UK’s ridged crisp, McCoy’s, is unveiling a modern new look across its entire range this summer.
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Saratoga Chips now also offers line of sweet potato chips
May 18, 2015
Saratoga Chips now also offers line of sweet potato chips
Saratoga Chips, America's First Kettle Chip, has announced their product line now includes two flavors of sweet potato chips.
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May 18, 2015
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May 17, 2015
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May 17, 2015
USDA publishes 2014 Chemical Use data for Fall Potatoes
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