News on The Potato Supply Chain

US Consumers are moving toward Smaller-Sized Bags Of Fresh Potatoes
July 20, 2014
US Consumers are moving toward Smaller-Sized Bags Of Fresh Potatoes
New sales figures from the United States indicate that when it comes to bagged fresh potatoes, smaller package sizes are starting to sell big.
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Washington potato director denies wrongdoing in republican primary
July 20, 2014
Washington potato director denies wrongdoing in republican primary
Chris Voigt, executive director of the Washington State Potato Commission, Moses Lake, is the focal point of a Republican primary election controversy involving the race between Clint Didier and his opponent Dan Newhouse.
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Pakistan allows additional duty-free import of potatoes to curb prices
July 20, 2014
Pakistan allows additional duty-free import of potatoes to curb prices
Pakistan is to allow duty-free import of another 100.000 tonnes of potatoes - in addition to the earlier approved 200.000 tonnes.
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Hardbite Chips receives Non-GMO Project verification
July 18, 2014
Hardbite Chips receives Non-GMO Project verification
Hardbite Potato Chips is the first Canadian made potato chip brand to receive Non-GMO Project verification on two of its premium snack food items.
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Scottish Schools Rooting for Home Grown Foods
July 18, 2014
Scottish Schools Rooting for Home Grown Foods
Greenvale, the UK’s leading potato supplier, has been helping schools around Perth and Kinross to dig deep in a bid to educate them about the origins of the food they eat.
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Treinta familias del norte del Perú evalúan 125 clones de papa
July 17, 2014
Treinta familias del norte del Perú evalúan 125 clones de papa
Artículo preparado por Carlos Palacios Núñez, del Instituto de Montaña-Perú, socio implementador del proyecto “Comunidades de los Páramos” de la UICN.
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Métodos y modelos para la predicción y selección genómica en el mejoramiento de plantas
July 17, 2014
Métodos y modelos para la predicción y selección genómica en el mejoramiento de plantas
Este es el nombre del curso teórico-práctico que el Centro Internacional de la Papa (CIP) está organizando en la ciudad de Lima (Perú) entre el 13-17 de octubre de 2014.
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Red Potatoes
July 17, 2014
El cultivo de la papa [en Chile] y sus cambios a través de los años
El cultivo de la papa ha mostrado interesantes cambios en los últimos años, que han traído como consecuencia rendimientos mayores que los de hace una década. La superficie ha disminuido, pasando de más de 60 mil hectáreas a menos de 50 mil en las últimas dos temporadas (Artículo escrito por Cesar Pardo y publicado en la web del Consorcio Papa Chile).
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Traceability from Field to Fork - We all have a Stake in a Healthy Food Supply
July 16, 2014
Traceability from Field to Fork - We all have a Stake in a Healthy Food Supply
Today’s consumers desire to understand the health and nutritional benefits of the produce they buy. That’s why the Produce Traceability Initiative (PTI), an industry-wide effort aimed at creating a quick and efficient traceability process by electronically tracking produce from the farm fields to supermarket shelves, is vital.
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Idaho potato growers concerned about crop heat stress
July 16, 2014
Idaho potato growers concerned about crop heat stress
Extreme heat throughout Idaho to start July has raised concerns from some potato and onion growers.
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CIP and GIZ jointly invest in potato project in Nyandarua County, Kenya
July 16, 2014
CIP and GIZ jointly invest in potato project in Nyandarua County, Kenya
Nyandarua county in Kenya will benefit from an investment in a potato project that will involve large-scale production, processing and marketing.
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Future proofing Cheshire potatoes.
July 15, 2014
Future proofing Cheshire potatoes
Cheshire potato growers gathered at Aston Grange Farm near Runcorn, at the end of June 2014, to discuss the opportunities for the local crop at Potato Council’s Cheshire Potato event.
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All of Mexico now open for US Potatoes
July 14, 2014
26 Kilometer Zone Re-opened to U.S. Potatoes; Rest of Mexico Still Closed
U.S. shippers can resume exports of potatoes to Mexico starting July 7, but only to the 26-kilometer (about 16 miles) zone along the border previously allowed before exports to the entire country were approved this spring - only to be rescinded less than a month later.
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National Potato Council submits Comments in Support of Simplot's Innate Technology
July 14, 2014
National Potato Council submits Comments in Support of Simplot's Innate Technology
As part of the second and final public environmental assessment comment period for the J.R. Simplot Company's petition to deregulate its biotech Innate™ 1.0 potatoes, the National Potato Council submitted comments to the Federal Register noting that the technology 'could effectively address key production and processing issues facing the potato industry.'
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AUSVEG welcomes review of Australia's Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis process
July 14, 2014
AUSVEG welcomes review of Australia's Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis process
Australia’s industry association of vegetable and potato growers, AUSVEG, has welcomed the announcement by the Federal Minister for Agriculture that the Federal Government will review the current process by which biosecurity threats are assessed.
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Potato Growers of Alberta and Processors finance new research Chair at University of Lethbridge
July 14, 2014
Potato Growers of Alberta and Processors finance new research Chair at University of Lethbridge
Research capacity in Alberta’s potato industry will be significantly enhanced due to a $1 million investment in the University of Lethbridge by the Potato Growers of Alberta and the Potato Processors McCain Foods, ConAgra Lamb Weston and Cavendish Farms
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