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El Banco de Alimentos Balcarce organizará la jornada técnica "La Papa – De Argentina al Mundo" el 25 de agosto de 2026 para reunir al sector papero argentino.
July 16, 2026
Argentina: jornada técnica en Balcarce reunirá al sector papero regional
Se trata de un evento esponsorizado por las principales marcas del rubro y la participación de los principales actores del sector en la capital nacional de la papa.
Al pie de la montaña nevada: primera edición de "Habemus Papas" realizada en Estancia Atamisque, La Carrera, Tupungato
June 03, 2026
Argentina: nuevas variedades presentadas durante el Día Internacional de la Papa
En Mendoza, el encuentro “Habemus Papas II” impulsó la creación de un clúster papero orientado a mejorar la productividad, diversificar la producción con papines andinos y articular al sector a través de innovación, sostenibilidad y vínculos entre productores, industria e instituciones.
Simplot announces a major expansion of its potato processing operations in Mendoza
December 06, 2025
Simplot Expands Potato Production in Mendoza, Boosting Local Farming and Uco Valley Cluster
Simplot plans to expand potato production in Mendoza, meeting officials to address energy shortages affecting farms. While exploring costly potato transport from Buenos Aires, the company aims to boost output, develop 1,800 ha in Pareditas, and grow a local potato cluster.
Europa regula, LATAM produce. Con el Mercosur–UE en la mesa, la papa industrial enfrenta su mayor prueba: competir cumpliendo nuevas reglas.
November 13, 2025
Implications of Free Trade between Mercosur and the European Union
Just ten years ago, 66% of the potato chips consumed in Latin America were imported from Europe; the remaining 34% came from local factories. Today, the ratio has reversed: 66% are produced in the region and only a third arrive from overseas.
Argentina en un mundo de adquisiciones globales
November 02, 2025
Argentina Moves to the Center of a Consolidating Global Potato Industry
In recent years, the global potato industry has entered a phase of rapid consolidation. Mergers, acquisitions, and geographic expansions are redefining who produces, who decides, and who supplies.
Argentina: Lamb Weston completó la primera prueba de producción en su nueva planta de Mar del Plata
September 20, 2025
Building the Future of Frozen Potatoes: Lamb Weston Landmark Investment in Mar del Plata, Argentina
Romina Broda, CEO of Lamb Weston in Argentina, explains that the decision to build the most modern potato processing plant in Latin America from scratch in the Mar del Plata Industrial Park reflects the company’s commitment to innovation.
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Potatoes on the conveyor belt in the factory
August 28, 2025
Argentina: first shipment from Lamb Weston’s new plant bound for Brazil
The first container of locally grown potatoes produced by Lamb Weston will soon depart from the port of Mar del Plata bound for Brazil, marking a milestone for both the company and the region.
August 06, 2025
Argentina: McCain redobla su apuesta en el país
La canadiense McCain celebra 30 años en Argentina. Lidera el mercado de papas prefritas y apunta a crecer en el consumo hogareño y nuevos destinos. En el país se consumen 100.000 toneladas anuales de papas congeladas, el 80% destinadas a gastronomía.
Séptima jornada integral del Agro y la Papa: autoridades y productores analizaron desafíos y proyecciones
March 25, 2025
Argentina: fiesta de la papa, balance y perspectivas
Autoridades provinciales y productores de papa realizaron un balance sobre el proceso productivo y las expectativas para la cosecha.
Gauchitas y Zuelo presentan las primeras papas fritas en aceite de oliva virgen extra de Argentina
July 09, 2024
Argentina: papas chips, extra premium
Argentina continua innovando en materia industrial, esta vez combinando dos productos insignia: papas y aceite de oliva.
Yara signs MOU with El Parque Papas
December 04, 2022
Turning potato chips climate friendly in Argentina
Yara has signed a memorandum of understanding with El Parque Papas to deliver green fertilizer in 2023. Famous racing car champion turned farmer, Mr. Walter Hernández, met with Svein Tore Holsether, CEO of Yara
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June 16, 2022
Smart portable warehouses for Potato
Smart portable warehouses by Silopapa allow the field storage of potatoes, sweet potatoes and onions, maintaining the quality of the production practically and economically for a period of 5 to 6 months.
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Argentina: El negocio de las papas congeladas repunta tras la apertura de bares y restaurantes
A medida que la pandemia va permitiendo la apertura de los distintos sectores de la economía argentina, uno de los negocios con perspectivas de crecimiento en el corto plazo, es el de las papas congeladas. En este contexto, la canadiense McCain, espera crecer en volumen más del 35 porciento en el próximo año.
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