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Inter Agra wooden pallet boxes support efficient potato harvesting, handling and transport while protecting tuber quality.
July 11, 2026
Inter Agra highlights the long-term benefits of wooden pallet boxes for potato storage
Inter Agra compares wooden and plastic potato storage boxes, highlighting the benefits of wooden pallet boxes, including natural ventilation, durability, repairability and standardized design for efficient potato storage and handling.
Potatoes processing
July 08, 2026
Global potato processing shifts toward efficiency as Asia expands capacity and Europe adapts
Global potato processing is shifting toward efficiency as Asia expands capacity while Europe invests in automation and energy-saving technologies. Heat and drought are increasing crop variability, influencing starch markets and supply strategies.
The final potatoes remain in storage at Royal Avebe's Solan facility in Poland before being transferred to production, marking the closing phase of the site's first joint processing campaign.
July 03, 2026
Royal Avebe Successfully Completes First Joint Potato Campaign at Solan Facility in Poland
The first joint potato campaign at Solan, Poland, concluded successfully, with stable production, high-quality potatoes, and output exceeding expectations. Strong teamwork with colleagues in the Netherlands supports future innovation and growth.
FME Nautilus hydraulic food pump integrated into a modern processing line, enabling hygienic and gentle conveyance of potatoes, fruits, and vegetables.
June 16, 2026
Boema Launches FME Nautilus Series for Hygienic Potato, Fruit and Vegetable Conveyance
Boema, Italian family firm (1979), introduces FME Nautilus hygienic hydraulic food pumps for potatoes, fruits and vegetables. Stainless steel AISI316L design, CIP integration, gentle conveyance, multiple capacities, global supply from Poland. EU.
Inter Agra wooden storage crate
June 02, 2026
Inter Agra highlights how wooden crate details reduce crop damage during storage
Maintaining crop quality after harvest remains a major challenge for potato, onion and carrot producers, particularly during long-term storage where mechanical damage can reduce product quality and market value.
InterAgra introduces a new large-capacity wooden storage crate (2400x1200x1200 mm), engineered for up to 1,800 kg of vegetables, combining durability, crop protection, ventilation compatibility, and cost-efficient storage performance.
March 31, 2026
Inter Agra Launches Durable, High-Capacity Wooden Boxes for Efficient Vegetable Storage
Inter Agra’s 20 & 38 mm wooden boxes (2400×1200×1200 mm, 2.8 m³, 1800 kg) combine 15+ yr durability, smooth surfaces, ventilated design, safe forklift handling, and proven quality—ideal for efficient, cost-saving vegetable storage.
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MK Agro upgrades its potato processing line in Poland with Forsfood’s Aurora Borealis USVA rollerknife re-peeler to boost capacity, reduce losses, and improve product consistency
February 12, 2026
MK Agro expands potato processing capacity with Forsfood peeling technology
Polish potato processor MK Agro has expanded its production capabilities and improved product consistency by investing in advanced peeling technology supplied by Finnish food processing technology provider Forsfood Oy.
Overview of an FME steam peeling system installation, integrating the steam peeler, accumulator and discharge conveyors within a high-capacity potato processing line
January 15, 2026
FME Food Machinery Europe highlights advanced steam peeling systems backed by Boema Group expertise
FME Food Machinery Europe Sp. z o.o. presents itself as a specialised manufacturer of advanced steam peeling systems for potatoes and other root vegetables, supported by more than 40 years of experience from the Boema Group in food processing technology.
Potato Production in Poland
December 01, 2025
Poland Achieves Record Potato Exports in 2025 Amid Domestic Market Oversupply
Poland exported a record 107,540 tonnes of potatoes from January to August 2025, supplying 31 countries. Ukraine led with 57,110 tonnes, followed by Romania, Moldova, Belarus, Germany, Italy, Slovakia, Latvia, Spain, and the UK.
Łukasz Ostrowicz of Bugaj reviews potato processing operations in Poland
October 16, 2025
Polish Potato Growers Reap Record Yields but Face Low Prices and Quality Concerns
Poland records its strongest potato harvest in years, surpassing 7.5 million tons. Favorable weather lifted yields, but growers face lower prices, quality challenges, and pressure for sustainable packaging solutions
Royal Avebe acquires Solan, strengthening its potato portfolio with flakes and granules to meet growing global demand.
September 04, 2025
Royal Avebe Acquires Solan to Expand Potato Portfolio with Flakes and Granules
Royal Avebe acquires Solan, Poland’s leading potato flakes & granules producer. The move, part of Avebe’s 'Strengthen & Accelerate' strategy, expands its portfolio, adds 100+ staff & 140 farmers, and keeps SOLAN® brand under Avebe’s umbrella.
Potato harvest
January 18, 2025
Poland’s 2024 potato harvest hits 6.35 million tons despite quality challenges
The stable profitability of potato cultivation compared to cereals, rapeseed and corn, which has been maintained for several seasons, has made many farmers in Poland interested in growing potatoes.
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Agricultural machinery sector acquisition: GRIMME takes over Agrarada in Poland
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Europatat Conference: A successful event for the European potato sector
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