Potato News

After decades of working together with North American clients, Dutch machine builder Eqraft now opens a branch on American soil.

SINOBAKE (Guangdong Shunde Huaji Machinery Industry Co., Ltd.) , a manufacturer of processing equipment - including stackable potato chips lines - celebrated its 30th anniversary. The company has evolved from a start-up to a mature enterprise over the past three decades, navigating numerous challenges with a commitment to 'quality first, customer first.'

B.E.P.P Co. celebrated the first export of natural potato chips from Beirut Erbil Company to Saudi Arabia and Jordan, marking a significant milestone in the region's agricultural and industrial sectors.

Sustainability has always been a key value in our business model, and we make every effort to limit our impact on the ecosystem and on natural resources. This commitment can be seen at every stage of our production chain, from the field to production and packaging.

When choosing a healthy snack flavour, several important factors need to be considered to ensure that the final product is appealing, healthy, and meets consumer expectations.

The variety release committee of the Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) has recently announced that three of Solynta’s hybrid true potato varieties have been approved for distribution in Kenya.

Los precios en Brasil han estado por encima de la media histórica, sin embargo, la tendencia más reciente es a la baja.

Actualmente se recogen colombas, que están por encima de los 0,50 euros el kilo, aunque se estima que la producción ha caído un 15%

Factores climáticos signan la performance de los cultivos alrededor de Europa y por consiguiente los precios de las patatas.

El invierno más frio de los últimos años trajo consigo fuertes heladas que están afectando los cultivos.

Insort is delighted to announce that Nicolas Stein has joined the team in the role of Global Sales Director. With his extensive experience in sales, Nicolas brings valuable expertise and fresh impetus for the future.

Faced with soaring potato prices, India secures a steady supply for three years by extending license-free imports from Bhutan.