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Agrico’s Michel de Bruin discusses a flexible, value-chain approach to developing strong and sustainable potato sectors in the latest SeedNL Private Sector Spotlight.
October 11, 2026
Agrico Shares Key Lessons for Building Strong, Sustainable Potato Sectors
Agrico's Michel de Bruin says strong potato sectors need more than quality seed, highlighting the importance of farmer knowledge, functioning markets, enabling regulations and flexible approaches tailored to local conditions.
Royal Avebe completes 2025 potato campaign and enters inter - campaign period
April 19, 2026
Starch producer Royal Avebe completes 2025 potato campaign and enters inter-campaign period
Royal Avebe has completed the potato campaign for the 2025 growing year. The potato starch factories in the Netherlands and Germany operated well and steadily during the campaign.
Royal Avebe starts potato campaign
August 31, 2025
Start of 2025 Potato Starch Campaign: First Deliveries to Avebe in Gasselternijveen
Last week marked the start of the 2025 potato starch campaign at Aebe. Over the coming months, potatoes will be delivered six days a week to Royal Avebe’s factories
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.
Chaincraft
June 19, 2025
ChainCraft and Innovad Partner to Deliver Sustainable, Circular Solutions in Animal Nutrition
ChainCraft will build its first full-scale plant in the Netherlands, using residual potato juice from a nearby starch processing plant to produce circular fatty acids, creating even more value from the potato in a sustainable way.
Potatoes on hand
May 29, 2025
Royal Avebe sets starch potato price for 2024 harvest at EUR 115 per ton of potatoes
Royal Avebe has now processed all the potatoes from the 2024 campaign. The cooperative is closing the cultivation year positively with a higher processing quantity than originally planned.
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Starch cooperative Royal Avebe announces a performance price of EUR 93.30 for the 2020/2021 financial year.
December 28, 2024
Royal Avebe Concludes Fiscal Year 2023/2024 with a Performance Indicator of USD 128.57 per Ton of Starch Potatoes
Royal Avebe achieved a performance indicator of EUR 118.62 (USD 128.57) per ton of starch potatoes in the challenging fiscal year 2023/2024, focusing on market-driven organization and strategic partnerships.
Royal Avebe and ChainCraft announce strategic collaboration
November 10, 2024
Royal Avebe and ChainCraft enter strategic collaboration to convert residual potato juice into high value products
ChainCraft, a pioneer in the production of circular chemicals and Royal Avebe, a global leader in potato-based starch and protein innovations, are proud to announce a huge step towards a strategic collaboration by entering into a Heads of Agreement.
Marc Laus, Director of Market Innovation at Avebe
November 07, 2024
The Potato Protein Journey of Royal Avebe
Royal Avebe is fully committed to the role it can play with potato protein in the protein transition. The company has discovered that potato protein has unique properties such as foaming, gelling, and emulsifying.
Royal Avebe starts potato campaign
October 26, 2024
Starch Potato Campaign Royal Avebe in Full Swing
Royal Avebe's starch potato campaign is in full swing. The initial results show good quality of the starch potatoes delivered. 
One Duynie brand exceeds the sum of its parts
September 30, 2024
One Duynie brand exceeds the sum of its parts
As of October 1, 2024 there will be one Duynie brand. To further support the company's co-product partners and customers in achieving ambitious sustainability goals, this unified brand exceeds the sum of its parts.
Peter Erik Ywema, director Sustainability, leaves Royal Avebe
September 27, 2024
Royal Avebe director Sustainability, Peter Erik Ywema, is leaving
Peter Erik Ywema, director of Sustainability, will leave Royal Avebe on 1 October 2024. This has been mutually agreed by Ywema and the board of directors.
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Royal Avebe starts potato campaign
August 29, 2024
Starch Manufacturer Royal Avebe starts potato campaign
This week, the first potatoes will arrive for Royal Avebe's potato campaign. The potatoes from Avebe's farmer members will be processed into potato starch and potato protein.
Avebe Earns Gold EcoVadis Score, Placing Among Top 5% in Sustainability
June 04, 2024
Gold EcoVadis score places Potato Starch manufacturer Avebe in the top 5% in sustainability
Royal Avebe has achieved another gold EcoVadis score. This recognition places Avebe among the top 5% of assessed companies in the industry sector.
Royal Avebe's 2023-2024 potato campaign has ended
March 18, 2024
Starch manufacturer Royal Avebe has ended the 2023-2024 potato campaign
Dutch Potato Starch manufacturer Royal Avebe just processed the last potatoes of the 2023-2024 campaign at the Ter Apelkanaal production location.
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December 19, 2023
Performance price of EUR 133.34 is absolute record for starch manufacturer Royal Avebe
Potato Starch manufacturer Royal Avebe closes financial year 2022/2023 with a performance price of EUR 133.34 (USD 145.62) .
Avebe awarded with a Gold medal for Sustainability efforts
August 03, 2023
Starch manufacturer Royal Avebe awarded with a Gold medal for its Sustainability efforts
Dutch Potato Starch cooperative Royal Avebe has been awarded a gold medal by Ecovadis, a global collaborative platform that helps companies assess sustainability performance throughout the supply chain.
Royal Avebe appoints Klaas Hidde Kuipers as its new chief operations officer
June 18, 2023
Royal Avebe appoints Klaas Hidde Kuipers as its new Chief Operations Officer
Klaas Hidde Kuipers will start at Royal Avebe on August 21, 2023 as Chief Operations Officer (COO). He succeeds Mark Tettelaar, who will leave Avebe on August 31.

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