Lyckeby Staerkelsen

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Company Description

The brand Lyckeby Stärkelsen is owned by Swedish Starch Producers, an incorporated association, owned by its members.

These are about 840 starch potato growers in southern Sweden. The core operation is run under the joint brand Lyckeby Stärkelsen, and consists of production, development and marketing of starch and fibres for various industrial purposes, including paper and chemical industries.

Culinar is an international foodstuffs company with specialist skills in taste, texture and health. It maintains offices, production facilities, subsidiaries or agents in some 40 different countries, offering an exciting menu comprising innovative concepts, products and service to the foodstuffs industry world-side.

The product portfolio includes a wide range of modern starches, fibre, texture and flavour systems, as well as secure, high quality raw materials and ingredients.

Product Types offered by this company

- Potato Starch and Derivates
- - Native Potato starch

News for this Company

Vultus analyses demonstrate exceptional accuracy in Lyckeby's three-year potato field trials, as confirmed by comparative studies.

June 26, 2024

Comparative studies confirm high accuracy in Vultus analyses during Lyckeby's three-year field trials

Vultus, in collaboration with Lyckeby and Hushållningssällskapet, has developed a satellite image analysis algorithm for precision fertilization in potato farming, demonstrating superior accuracy in predicting leaf nitrogen content in Swedish field trials.

European Commission's positive conclusion on continued use of CRISPR for a competitive and green future.

May 07, 2021

Swedish Starch industry pleased with European Commission's positive conclusion on the use of CRISPR

On 29 April 2021, the European Commission published a study into new genomic techniques and the consequences of the European Court of Justice's July 2018 judgment.

November 13, 2018

Ingredion launches Potex potato fibers in partnership with Lyckeby

Food Ingredient company Ingredion has introduced a new clean label potato fibre to its portfolio in order to bring increased functionality, quality and potential cost savings to manufacturers of bakery, savoury and meat products.