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Walkers for news
三月 15, 2009
Squirrels are going nuts for Walkers SQUIRREL flavoured crisps
The furry creatures just couldn't stop themselves making a dive for the Cajun squirrel snacks as soon as wildlife lovers Nigel and Camilla Cullum put a packet on their bird table. The Cajun Squirrel crisps are one of six new Walkers flavours, launched ...
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三月 15, 2009
Potato Cultivation in Malta down 41%
A reduction of 41% in land available for potato growing in Malta since European Union accession is being blamed on the EU’s higher standards of consumer protection, the rural affairs ministry has told MaltaToday.Ministry official Karmenu Abela explaine...
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Avebe for news
三月 14, 2009
Crisis dwingt Avebe tot ingrijpen
Sinds november is het tij op de wereldmarkt voor aardappelzetmeelconcern Avebe plotseling helemaal omgeslagen. Alleen de verkoop van zetmeel aan de voedingsindustrie is nog normaal. De prijzen dalen door de een terugval van zeker 10 procent in de vraag...
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三月 13, 2009
Food and beverage market holds its own in economic crisis
Last year’s economic slowdown and supply chain issues, including ingredient availability problems and vendor pricing, had a large affect on the global food and beverage market. In spite of these deterrents, the industry lost only 5.1% of its market val...
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AKV Langholt awarded for cooperation between employees and management
三月 13, 2009
AKV Langholt awarded for cooperation between employees and management
The Danish Potato Starch Manufacturer AKV Langholt has received an award for the best cooperation between employees and management.AKV Langholt was selected from over 2000 companies because of the progress made, according to the "Cooperaration Boa...
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Calgary's trans fat initiative dismantled as a result of reorganisations
三月 13, 2009
Calgary's trans fat initiative dismantled as a result of reorganisations
The province Alberta has put an end to Calgary's trans fat initiative. In January 2008, the Calgary Health Region began limiting the amount of trans fats restaurants could use to less than two percent. It was the first part of a multi-phase initia...
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United Biscuits Phileas Fogg Premium Snack Range back on TV
三月 13, 2009
United Biscuits Phileas Fogg Premium Snack Range back on TV
Phileas Fogg, the recently re-launched premium snack brand with truly authentic flavours, is hitting TV screens nationwide on the 16th March. United Biscuits UK’s £3m advertising campaign will promote the iconic range of delicious savoury snacks, which...
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三月 12, 2009
Poolfonds aardappelen goed ontvangen
Het plan voor een landelijk poolfonds voor een betere aardappelprijs is dinsdagavond op een eerste bijeenkomst met grote waardering ontvangen. Ongeveer 200 zuidwestelijke aardappeltelers waren in Bergen op Zoom aanwezig. Ze kregen informatie over het g...
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三月 12, 2009
Reduced snack portions cut calorie intake
Portion-controlled packaging for snacks could play a dual role in fighting raging obesity rates by reducing consumer calorific in-take and heightening awareness to portion size, finds new research from the US. Scientists at the University of Colorado D...
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McCain for news
三月 12, 2009
McCain launches potato scholarship
McCain Foods has launched a new scholarship scheme for students at Askham Bryan College, York, who are studying degrees in any subject relating to potato production or processing.As part of the sponsorship McCain is offering up to £5000 towards tuition...
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McCain for news
三月 12, 2009
'Focus on Energy' saves $875,000 annually at McCain Foods Wisconsin plants
With potato-processing plants around the world, McCain Foods has a total production capacity to make more than one million pounds of french fries an hour. In fact, the company makes one-third of all frozen french fries in the world. Despite the high pe...
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USPB President Tim O'Connor calls for strategic approach to improve potato sales
三月 12, 2009
USPB President Tim O'Connor calls for strategic approach to improve potato sales
The potato industry needs innovation to create a long-term rise in demand, U.S. Potato Board President Tim O’Connor said at the group’s annual meeting.“There’s a difference between increasing demand and just getting a temporary sales bump,” O’Connor sa...
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三月 12, 2009
New Zealand and the International Potato Center
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Farm Frites for news
三月 11, 2009
Farm Frites now using 100% sunflower oil for Nature's Goodness
Farm Frites are now using 100 per cent sunflower oil to make their Nature’s Goodness range of chips, wedges and croquettes, meaning diners get a healthier experience when treating themselves. Containing less than five per cent fat even after frying, th...
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Cape Cod Potato Chips launches two Limited Batch Flavors
三月 11, 2009
Steve Bernard, founder of Cape Cod Potato Chips, dies
When Steve Bernard, founder of Cape Cod Potato Chips, learned that he had cancer, he lamented just one missed opportunity in his life. "The only thing that he was upset about was wanting to take his grandsons fly-fishing in Montana,"said his ...
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三月 11, 2009
With federal funding, the potato is now a source of inspiration
Potatoes are for more than just french fries. With the federal government's aid, a nation-wide network of researchers co-ordinated from Fredericton is hoping to develop new uses for spuds - and help Canadian farmers cash in. The federal government is i...
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三月 11, 2009
Potato industry warns of overproduction
In a case of recent success being no guarantee of future success, potato industry officials are trying to get a message through loud and clear to growers: Don’t plant more spuds than last year.Even keeping acreage right where it is, they say, could be ...
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