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October 07, 2025
The All-Women Potato Processing Factory Of Crown Flakes Led by Avanti Murarka
The narrative of potato processing organizations in India often centers on large, male-dominated conglomerates. Yet, in West Bengal, a potato processing company is emerging rapidly, a company proving that vision, purity, and women’s leadership are the perfect ingredients for success.
North-western European Potato Growers (NEPG): Will better contract prices be high enough to cover growing potato demand in the future?
October 07, 2025
Large United States Potato Crop and Low Prices Expected to Reduce Canadian Import Demand
The Michigan Potato Industry Commission (MPIC) has reported that United States demand for Canadian table potatoes could be lower this year due to a large United States crop and extremely low prices.
Proud of her harvest, Wisa showcases the potatoes grown through sustainable methods — a symbol of resilience and progress.
October 06, 2025
From Hardship to Harvest: Wisa Lakkhampa Leads the Drive for Sustainable Potato Farming in Thailand
Thai farmer Wisa Lakkhampa is transforming agriculture through PepsiCo and GIZ’s regenerative farming program. Adopting climate-smart methods, she boosts yields, conserves water, empowers local women, and builds resilience against climate change.
Potatoes from trial plots are harvested and sorted for detailed analysis of performance, quality, and storage traits.
September 28, 2025
Cornell Celebrates 160 Years of Potato Breeding Research Driving Innovation and U.S. Potato Industry Growth
Cornell marks 160 years of potato breeding, creating 50+ varieties—including top U.S. chip potatoes and nematode-resistant strains. Farmer partnerships and USDA support drive innovation, boosting sustainability and the USD 100B U.S. potato industry.
 Agristo site in Grand Forks
September 26, 2025
Agristo Launches Major U.S. Expansion with Grand Forks Potato Plant
Agristo begins site preparation for its first U.S. potato plant on 360 acres in Grand Forks, ND. Set to open Jan 2028, it will produce fries, tots and more using 20,000+ acres of potatoes. Groundbreaking planned for Apr 2026.
A center-pivot irrigation system waters a potato field about 16 miles from Hermiston on Aug. 29, 2025.
September 22, 2025
Oregon Potato Industry Faces Rising Costs and Export Risks Amid U.S. Tariffs
Eastern Oregon potato growers face rising costs as U.S. tariffs hit fertilizer, equipment, and exports. Industry leaders warn of lost markets to China and long-term risks if tariffs persist.
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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.
Massive potato harvests in open fields highlight the oversupply crisis contributing to the global "Potato Flood."
September 20, 2025
Potato Flood 2025: Global Oversupply Triggers Price Collapse and Reshapes Food Markets
Global potato markets face a 'Potato Flood' as production outpaces demand, causing price crashes and farmer losses. Rising output from Europe, Asia, Egypt, Turkey, and new exporters China and India fuels oversupply, worsened by U.S. tariffs on EU fries.
Kufri Ratan – one of the newly notified potato varieties by ICAR-CPRI, offering high yield, storability, and improved productivity for Indian farmers.
September 14, 2025
Four New ICAR-CPRI Potato Varieties to Boost Productivity and Processing Approved Across India
Agriculture Ministry approves 4 new ICAR-CPRI potato varieties—Kufri Ratan, Kufri Tejas, Kufri Chipbharat-1 & 2—for nationwide cultivation, boosting yields, processing quality & farmer returns, strengthening India’s potato sector.
Global demand for frozen potato products is driving rapid expansion of processing plants in developing countries, reshaping international trade.
September 11, 2025
Global Frozen Potato Market Booms as Developing Countries Boost Production and Exports
Developing countries like China and India are expanding potato processing, shifting from importers to exporters. Global frozen potato trade rose from USD 7.7B to USD 13.2B (2019–2024), with demand and per-capita consumption growing worldwide.
Three formats, one brand: Princesa Amandine® highlights innovation at Fruit Attraction 2025.
September 11, 2025
Princesa Amandine to Showcase Premium Potato Innovations and Local Production at Fruit Attraction 2025
Princesa Amandine will be present at the 17th edition of Fruit Attraction, one of the leading international meeting points for the fruit and vegetable sector, which will bring together more than 120,000 professionals from 150 countries.
En 2025 la superficie de patata en Europa creció en 55.000 ha, aunque el verano desigual podría afectar los rendimientos
September 03, 2025
Europa: un año complejo para el sector de la patata
La campaña europea de patata 2025 arranca con mercados saturados, precios en mínimos históricos y una industria debilitada, lo que pone en riesgo la sostenibilidad del sector y exige priorizar calidad, cumplimiento de contratos y cooperación en toda la cadena.
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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
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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.
Seed potato production area in six major EU countries from 2017 to 2025, highlighting a total of 106,864 ha in 2025, with Netherlands, France, and Germany accounting for 80%.
August 25, 2025
Seed Potato Areas in Western Europe Surge 9.5% in 2025, Driven by Processing and Export Varieties
Seed potato areas in Western Europe reached 106,864 ha in 2025, up 9,297 ha (+9.53%) from 2024. Netherlands, France and Germany account for 80%. Growth is led by processing and export varieties, confirming their strategic role.
Researchers, Breeders and Growers Gather at Potatoes in Practice 2025 to Shape the Future of Potatoes.
August 19, 2025
Potatoes in Practice: a growing success
Potato Professionals in the United Kingdom gathered for the annual Potatoes in Practice (PiP)event, hosted by the National Potato Innovation Centre (NPIC), in partnership with SRUC and Agrii, at The James Hutton Institute’s Baldruddery Farm.
State-of-the-art processing line for French fries at Potato Agro, Cherkasy region, preparing to handle 150–180 thousand tons of potatoes annually.
August 18, 2025
Potato Agro Launches French Fries and Potato Flour Processing Plant in Ukraine (Cherkasy Region)
“Potato Agro” is building a plant in Cherkasy region to process 150–180K tons of potatoes yearly into fries and flour. The facility is under construction, with a flour line set to launch in early 2026, says director Olga Lonska.
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August 18, 2025
Francia: tensión entre los productores y las grandes industrias
Agricultor 'regaló' 50 toneladas de patatas. El caso expuso tensiones con la empresa McCain, y refleja el creciente malestar de los productores y la incertidumbre sobre el futuro agrícola.

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