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An 18 centimetre-thick layer of pre-fried chips moves into the world’s longest blast freezer at Farm Frites in Oudenhoorn. An ice-cold wind that takes your breath away freezes over 30 tonnes of chips towards a temperature of -14° Celsius. With smart technical solutions, the AFE Europe supplier from Halsteren ensures that the capacity remains high, the use of electricity decreases and that cleaning is easy, fast and hygienic.
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Nedato puts full focus on French-fry potatoes
On 6 and 7 September 2023, the entire potato chain will come together during PotatoEurope 2023 in Belgium. In the NAO-Netherlands pavilion, Nedato presents the company’s full focus on growing and trading french fries potatoes. In addition, Nedato wants to be a partner for parties in the potato chain.
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Emission to Energy SteamClosure is step towards emissions-free factory
The process of drying out potato puree to make flakes produces emissions in the form of steam. Until recently, this steam was still being released into the outside world through flues, wasting energy and polluting the landscape with visible and smellable emissions. With the introduction of the E2E SteamClosure those days are over, says the…
Dutch companies envision more sustainable Indian potato value chains
In a recent news release, the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality reports that (Indo-)Dutch companies believe they can help establish more sustainable value chains for potato farmers who are struggling to get remunerative prices in certain regions of India.
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