Europa
Anco van der Bos, a third-generation seed potato grower on the Wadden Sea coast, multiplies Annabelle from single…
Blight clones resistant to CAA and OSBPI products are gaining ground in key producing countries
Ungarn blir en strukturell potetimportør ettersom det innenlandske arealet kollapser.
En kraftig månedlig økning signaliserer strammere lokalt tilbud i starten av den nye sesongen.
Tidlige meglerpriser gjenspeiler allerede den lille avlingen, mens hylleprisene ikke har endret seg ennå
Tørre år har nå en målbar avlingskostnad som dyrkere og foredlere må prise inn
Lager av gamle avlinger bar nederlandske pommes frites-planter gjennom august, men det årlige volumet fortsetter å krympe
The small crop has reached shop shelves and may cool winter demand for fresh potatoes
Stivelsesdyrkere får ingen mangelpremie mens prisene på pommes frites og matpoteter stiger
Storage, not land, limits how much of its own potato demand Romania can meet
Greek growers miss the north-west European price rally while their input costs soar
Finland may need fewer imports while western Europe faces a sharp potato shortfall
Russlands største landbruksmaskinmesse åpner i Moskva med nye traktorer og sprøyter
The main autumn meeting of the German potato trade comes right after the first official harvest data
If the EU turns acrylamide benchmarks into maximum levels, raw-potato sugar control becomes compulsory
The record 2025 base explains the price collapse and the sharp swing to shortage in 2026
Contracts shield French growers from low prices but not from low yields, and 2027 talks will reflect it
Careful storage protects value in a small, heat-stressed crop where every tonne counts
Higher nitrogen prices hit potato margins, and aid covers only part of the extra cost
A 50-year-old potato packer collapses mid-harvest, leaving local growers without a buyer
A smaller Spanish crop and weak French supply point to tighter imports and higher prices in Spain
The biggest frozen-fries exporter faces its lowest potato yields since 2018 and tight raw supply
Low yields and cheaper contracts squeeze Dutch growers even as the potato crop shrinks
Early virus results suggest less top-class Dutch seed for the 2027 planting season
The largest EU producer loses a quarter of its crop, tightening supply for processors across Europe
Uneven regional harvest pace affects storage quality and supply flows inside Russia before frost
Higher chip sales mean more demand for processing potatoes and stable contracts for growers
Fast price falls at harvest reward growers with storage and give buyers a cheap purchasing window
New domestic varieties strengthen Belarusian seed supply and reduce reliance on imported genetics
Shop prices have not yet followed the drought-hit harvest, so any price gain for growers may come late
A smaller, weaker seed crop can raise seed costs and limit certified lots for spring 2027 planting
After a season of oversupply, the Polish potato market has turned towards rising prices
Less area and lower yields in Spain add to the shortage of potatoes across western Europe
Losses of this size mean Austria will rely more on stored stocks and imports this winter
A smaller minimum size lets more of the drought-hit crop go to fries processors this season
A smaller island crop means the crisps maker must buy more potatoes from Sweden and Denmark
Austria joins the list of buyers for imported table potatoes in an already short market
Support for robust varieties is broad, but supply, data and secure markets are still missing
Two-fifths of Serbia's potatoes now come from drought-hit north-west Europe
The crop is smaller and uneven, so stocks and transport between regions matter more this winter
Minsk wants more potato area and exports, adding supply to Russian and Central Asian markets
Low yields and a low share of large tubers mean less raw material for Belgian processors
One variety on half the area leaves Belgian growers and fry makers facing the same drought risk
A firm opening in a key storage region shows the European shortage reaching southern markets
With no official UK crop estimate since 2021, one think-tank model is the only loss figure available
The first price of the season will show how much the drought has changed potato prices in Belgium
A price spike arrives just after Germany lost its only exchange-traded potato hedge
A cheaper carrier could bring camera-based virus selection to mid-size seed-potato farms
The group result is flattered by a land revaluation while the starch business itself lost money
In a short-crop year, better grading means fewer marketable tubers lost to rejection or mis-sorting
