Amerika
Amerikanske frityr- og chipsanlegg tok en større andel av en mindre avling, noe som reduserte tilgangen på ferske råvarer.
Lavere priser reduserer amerikanske potetinntekter til tross for høyere avlinger, noe som presser dyrkerne til å plante mindre
Tørt vær kutter tilbudet fra viktige regioner og løfter potetprisene i byene raskt
Små gårder i høylandet holder avlingene på halvparten av Argentina og Chile, og etterlater et stort gap å tette
Produksjonen har doblet seg, men avlingene har knapt endret seg, så pommes frites til restaurantkjeder importeres fortsatt.
Lokale poteter og ferskforedling kan redusere fraktkostnadene i Patagonia
Falling nominal potato prices amid 2% monthly inflation squeeze Argentine growers' margins
Potato inflation in Brazil is ten times the headline rate and may be turning up again
São Paulo halved its winter potato area, so Southeast buyers must source more elsewhere
Brazil planted less potato in 2026, so supply to markets and processors is tighter
Canada's fry exports are slowly moving away from the US towards Mexico and the Gulf
Taiwan access gives New Zealand potato exporters a new Asian outlet as other markets tighten
Colombia raised potato output a third on flat area, showing what a levy-funded sector can do
A new two-mode soil product could widen potato growers' options against insects and nematodes
A record Canadian crop would add processing supply as US area falls and Europe loses tonnes
Faster fresh shipments but flat prices test whether lower US acreage can lift grower returns
Royalties on saved tubers would change seed costs for Argentine growers of protected potato varieties
Chile depends on European and Argentine fries while fresh potato prices at home have more than doubled
Seasonal import stop protects Paraguayan grower prices and closes a regional export window
Variety and regional price gaps decide grower margins as Brazil's winter harvest speeds up
Weather now drives sharp price swings, and a smaller southern crop could keep prices high to year end
Falling potato prices are a first sign of relief after months of steep increases in Mexico
Late-season blight raises the risk of tuber infection and storage losses at harvest
Frost, drought and costly inputs are pushing up potato prices in the Ecuadorian highlands
Rain damage in the south could delay the end of Chile's potato shortage
Weather now drives Brazilian potato prices week by week as the winter crop is lifted
The pace of digging in Manitoba will decide how much processing crop reaches storage in good shape
Official monthly figures give a rare view of potato supply in Central America
Discovery will now test how North America's four big fry makers shared market data
Most booths are reportedly gone, and the PAA poster deadline for researchers closes on 15 October
Public breeders are racing to put heat tolerance and virus resistance into commercial russets
The current farm law extension expires on 30 September, and a Senate floor vote may slip past November
Brazil's potato rally has turned as supply recovers, with effects felt in Argentina
Putting a seed-potato company at the centre of the 2027 field day signals the congress focus on seed
With category sales flat, growth now depends on online visibility and premium small formats
If disease, not area, drives prices, the gap is harder to close: infected fields are simply lost
A sharp rise in the main table variety comes as El Niño risk builds across the Andes
Brazilian supply now caps the rally in Argentine wholesale prices and reshapes Mercosur potato trade
Wet digging on a smaller Idaho crop raises storage and quality risks for the whole season
Packing capacity, not field output, is often the bottleneck for Aroostook grower-packers
A risk assessment, not a yield forecast, for a sector already down
Volume, material type and agreement duration all go undisclosed
Alberta grew output 13% in the same dry year P.E.I. fell 16%
A bullish call made while the crop it describes is still being grown at a loss
Processing moves to the field so reject potatoes never have to travel anywhere
A quarantine that outlasted the farms it ruined is finally over, but not everywhere
Where the Rupert volume goes is the question the announcement does not answer
Volume is back before pricing power is - six quarters of it, and margins following
The extra year is not a setback for growers - it is the storage and seed window
Two frosts and a hot July on top of an acreage cut growers had already made
