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North Dakota packer unveils new logo to mark milestone anniversary
NoKota Packers, a supplier of red potatoes based in Buxton, North Dakota, has launched a new logo to mark its 45th anniversary. Founded in 1979, No... READ MORE »
Belgian potato company choses North Dakota for $450M processing facility
Belgian-based potato processor Agristo has chosen Grand Forks, North Dakota, as the site of a new, $450 million frozen potato processing facility. ... READ MORE »
Contested filing requirement reinstated with Jan. 13 deadline
After a court ruling reinstated a contested filing requirement, businesses owners face a Jan. 13 deadline to comply with the Corporate Transparency Ac... READ MORE »
CEO of fresh potato provider retires after 30 years with company
The CEO of Potandon Produce, a large provider of fresh potatoes in North America, has retired after 30 years with the company. Mel Davenport has be... READ MORE »
Post Holdings acquires Idaho potato manufacturer
Consumer packaged goods company Post Holdings is acquiring Potato Products of Idaho, a manufacturer and packager of refrigerated and frozen potato pro... READ MORE »
Liquid fertilizer company acquires soil health specialist
Liquid fertilizer company AgroLiquid has acquired Monty’s Plant Food Co., a Louisville-based specialist in soil health and plant nutrition technolog... READ MORE »
Collaboration aims to help potato farmers reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Grocery retail group Ahold Delhaize USA will work with The Campbell Company (formerly Campbell Soup Co.) to reduce Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions as... READ MORE »
Vestaron enters agreement with ADM to produce peptide-based products
Crop protection company Vestaron Corp. has formed a long-term strategic agreement with plant health and agriculture solutions company ADM to produce V... READ MORE »
New plant in Idaho to produce frozen, fully baked potatoes
A new, $65 million manufacturing facility in Idaho will produce and package frozen, fully baked potatoes. Mart Frozen Foods, a subsidiary of The Ma... READ MORE »
USDA: Ports labor dispute won’t immediately impact goods
The USDA does not expect an immediate impact on the movement of goods stemming from labor disputes at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports. “Thanks to... READ MORE »
