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Mousline L’Originale, the French mashed potato brand, is seeking recovery after a challenging 2025 marked by falling sales, lower potato processing volumes and the loss of a major B2B customer.
August 08, 2026
Mousline Seeks Recovery After Difficult Year Marked by Falling Sales and Loss of a Major Client
Mousline faced a difficult 2025 with lower sales, crop problems, and lost contracts. The French brand is investing €14 million (USD 16.2 million), expanding exports, innovating products, and launching plant-based spreads to drive recovery.
SV Agri Starch Recovery Unit (SRU)
August 03, 2026
Siddhivinayak Agri Processing Launches Starch Recovery Unit to Improve Potato Processing Efficiency
Siddhivinayak Agri Processing (SV AGRI) has launched its Starch Recovery Unit (SRU) for potato processors. The system recovers valuable potato starch removes up to 95% TSS reduces ETP load and lowers fresh water consumption by 30% to 40%.
Post-harvest technology solutions, including advanced sorting, storage, monitoring, and renewable energy systems, help reduce food losses, lower carbon emissions, and build more sustainable food supply chains.
July 14, 2026
Post-Harvest Technology Emerges as a Key Driver of Sustainable Food Systems and Climate Goals
Advanced post-harvest technologies are helping cut food waste, reduce carbon emissions, improve storage efficiency, and strengthen sustainable food supply chains through AI, IoT, precision sorting, renewable energy, and smart cold storage solutions.
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.
Peter Ton, newly appointed President of Europatat, receives congratulations from outgoing President Tigran Richter following the association’s Board elections at the 2026 Congress in Brussels.
June 11, 2026
Europatat Elects Peter Ton as New President at 2026 Congress in Brussels
Europatat elected Peter Ton, COO of Royal HZPC Group, as President for 2026–2030 during its Brussels Congress. Members also reviewed strategy priorities, including trade, sustainability, water, nutrition, and potato research across Europe.
Wyma’s Micron Filter XL in production, delivering high-capacity water filtration and recycling for packhouses and food processing facilities.
June 01, 2026
Wyma Launches Micron Filter XL to Transform Water Recycling and Sustainability in Post-Harvest Processing
Wyma Solutions’ Micron Filter XL is a self-cleaning filtration system for post-harvest operations. Filtering water to 0.15mm, it cuts TSS by 60%+ and BOD/COD by 50%+, enabling water reuse, reducing costs, and supporting sustainability.
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Wyma Solutions will introduce the Micron Filter XL water filtration system at Hort Connections 2026 in Adelaide, Australia
May 04, 2026
Wyma Solutions to launch Micron Filter XL at Hort Connections 2026 in Australia
Wyma Solutions, a global leader in post‑harvest processing and water treatment solutions for fresh produce, has announced the launch of the Micron Filter XL at Hort Connections 2026, taking place from 1–4 June at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Heat and Control showcases cutting-edge snack processing innovations at SNX 2026 in Dallas, highlighting sustainable solutions, advanced seasoning systems, and high-speed packaging technologies developed with partners Ishida and CEIA.
March 26, 2026
Heat and Control Set to Showcase Sustainable Snack Processing and High-Speed Packaging Innovations at SNX 2026
Heat and Control will showcase snack processing innovations at SNX 2026, including high-speed packaging, precise seasoning, and water recirculation tech that cuts freshwater use by up to 75%, improving efficiency, sustainability, and product quality.
Advanced hydro-cutting and water knife system from Southern Fabrication Works, strengthening FPS Food Process Solutions’ end-to-end food processing capabilities with precision cutting and efficient water recycling solutions.
March 05, 2026
FPS Food Process Solutions Boosts Global Food Processing Innovation with Strategic Addition of Southern Fabrication Works
FPS Food Process Solutions has added Southern Fabrication Works to its portfolio, boosting its capabilities in hydro-cutting, water knife technology and plant engineering, strengthening end-to-end food processing solutions worldwide.
Rosenqvists Food Technologies proudly displays their Krinova Innovation Award 2025 with Ulrika Hasselgren, CEO of Krinova Incubator & Science Park.
August 14, 2025
Rosenqvists Food Technologies Honoured with Krinova Innovation Award 2025 at Guldjubel Gala
Rosenqvists Food Technologies wins Krinova’s Innovation Award 2025 for combining tradition and innovation to drive sustainability, local growth, and Sweden’s global standing. Award received at Kristianstad’s Guldjubel gala by Stefan Björk & Anders Olsson.
Cavendish Farms in P.E.I. is pictured.
June 22, 2025
Cavendish Farms Launches Sustainability Research to Support Prince Edward Island Potato Growers
Cavendish Farms is launching a sustainability project on Prince Edward Island to help potato growers adopt eco-friendly practices, focusing on water use, pest control, and soil health. A farm advisory group will guide research and share results with local farmers.
Lamb Weston's new frozen potato products plant in Kruiningen, Netherlands
June 18, 2025
Waste is a No-No in Lamb Weston’s French Fries Factory
Lamb Weston opened a new factory in Kruiningen, Netherlands, focused on sustainability. The facility reuses water and heat throughout production, making the process more efficient and eco-friendly while delivering high-quality frozen fries.
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