Featured
Selected industry intelligenceMarché des Pommes de Terre
View sectionPotato Growing
View sectionVarieties & Seed Potatoes
View sectionMachinery & Technology
View sectionPotato Storage
View sectionPotato Processing
View sectionResearch & Innovation
View sectionCompanies
View sectionCountries & Regions
View sectionAnalytics
View sectionInterviews
View sectionVideo & Podcasts
View sectionEvents
View sectionExplore Potatoes.News
Explore all subjects, countries and our complete publication archive.
Latest News
All news
Flikweert Vision Brings 30 t/h AI QualityGrader to the North American Market
Dutch sorting specialist Flikweert Vision is introducing an updated AI-powered QualityGrader for potatoes and onions in North America, with up to 30…
Brazil: Belém potato prices ease 6.25% in September but remain almost 40% higher than in January
Retail potato prices in Belém, the capital of the northern Brazilian state of Pará, fell from R$9.28 to R$8.70 per kilogram in…
Global: Soil Above 24°C Can Trigger Second Growth; Hot Texas Site Yielded 67% Less
Hot spells during tuber bulking cut dry matter and seed quality, not just tuber shape — field data quantify the penalty of…
Global: Potato Growers Adopt Digital Tools Piece by Piece Rather Than as One Platform
Potato growers are adding digital tools one at a time, from blight alerts to yield maps and store sensors, rather than adopting…
Global: Keeping Soil Near Field Capacity 2–6 Weeks After Tuber Initiation Suppresses Common Scab
Keeping soil near field capacity for 2–6 weeks after tuber initiation suppresses common scab; manure and undecomposed organic matter can make it…
Global: Keeping Soil at 80–90% of Available Water Supports Potato Tuber Initiation and Bulking
Extension guidance keeps potato soil at 80–90% of available water during tuber initiation and bulking; both shortage and excess cut tuber quality.
Tucumán Potatoes Ease at Buenos Aires’ Mercado Central as Northern Supply Builds
The top price for Tucumán potatoes at Buenos Aires' Mercado Central fell to ARS 24,000 per bag as northern supply increased.






















































