News on Potatoes in Retail from India

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June 16, 2026
Potato Processing Is Entering a New Era And Goodrich Cereals Is Ready for It
Goodrich Cereals says the future of potato processing will be shaped by reliable sourcing, consistent quality, supply security, and specialized products. The company serves nearly 50 countries with potato ingredients and packaging options.
United States Retail potato sales increased in April – June 2022 (Q2)
July 25, 2024
India Doubles Down on Bhutan Potatoes to Combat Shortages
Faced with soaring potato prices, India secures a steady supply for three years by extending license-free imports from Bhutan.
Potatoes in the market
July 04, 2024
Heatwave Damages Vegetable Crops, Shooting Up Demand for Potatoes Amid Rising Food Inflation in India
While the potato production was less this year, the heatwave made transportation a nightmare, with the supply rotting during the transit.
Signing the MoU organized in the conference hall of Maharana Pratap Horticulture University, Karnal, India
July 25, 2022
S V Agri solves the problem of Potato Seeds faced by the Indian farmers
A program of signing the MoU was organized in the conference hall of Maharana Pratap Horticulture University, Karnal. Siddhi Vinayak Agri Ltd. Hemant Gaur, Managing Director, Vice Chancellor Prof. Samar Singh was welcomed with a bouquet of flowers.
Potato prices in India are not going to come down in the near future as the production of the crop has been reportedly around 20 per cent lower this year in potato growing states.
July 09, 2018
For now, no decrease in potato price in India
Potato prices in India are not going to come down in the near future as the production of the crop has been reportedly around 20 per cent lower this year in potato growing states.
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In India 51 percent of the people eat potatoes every day according to a survey (Courtesy: IndiaTimes)
June 26, 2018
In India 51 percent of the people eat potatoes every day according to a survey
A regular day in an Indian household is incomplete without the humble potato being part of at least one meal. It could be the filling in samosas, the centre of our vada pavs or the topping on morning poha.
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Workers carry potatoes inside a cold storage at Aiginia in Bhubaneswar, Odisha (Courtesy: Telegraph India / Ashwinee Pati)
May 10, 2018
Indian State Odisha Imposes Stock Limits On Potatoes to curb prices
In a bid to rein in prices of potatoes, the government of the Indian State Odisha has imposed stock holding limits on this Indian staple.
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Higher potato prices are reported in various states of India (Punjab, West-Bengal), offering relief (Punjab) or even a windfall (West-Bengal) for farmers.
March 22, 2018
India: Higher Potato Prices reported in Punjab, West-Bengal
Higher potato prices are reported in various states of India (Punjab, West-Bengal), offering relief (Punjab) or even a windfall (West-Bengal) for farmers.
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Old potatoes dumped outside a cold store unit at Sadabad in Uttar Pradesh, India because there are no buyers...
November 05, 2017
Large amounts of potatoes remain unsold in parts of Uttar Pradesh
Many Potato farmers in South-west Uttar Pradesh (Aligarh, Hathras, Mathura, Agra, Firozabad, Etawah, Mainpuri, Kannauj and Farrukhabad) - accounting for roughly a fifth of India’s total potato production have been unable to sell all their potatoes of last season.
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Vehicles carrying agricultural produce outside a cold storage in Singur, West Bengal
October 09, 2017
India needs robust cold chain supply system to increase farmers’ income, say experts
The Government of India is looking for solutions for preventing physical waste and loss of value of perishable agricultural commodities, according to agriculture experts.
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Streetvendors in Mumbai
November 10, 2016
High Potato Prices in Mumbai are a great opportunity for Gujarat farmers.
Despite a fresh crop arriving at the wholesale market in Vashi (Mumbai area), retail prices of potatoes show no decline
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Potato Glycoalkaloids
September 16, 2008
Potato Glycoalkaloids
Glycoalkaloids in potato was the topic of a number of newspaper articles recently , since the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture published a review on glycoalkaloids in potato and potato products.
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