EUPPA (European Potato Processors Association)

Descripción de la compañía

The EUPPA (European Potato Processors Association) represents the interests of the potato processing industry on a European level. Previously, the name of this association was UEITP ( l'Union Européenne de l'Industrie de la Transformation de la Pomme de terre)

Tipos de productos que ofrece esta empresa

- Asociaciones de Industrias

Noticias de esta Compañia

Welcome to the second International Day of Potato in Brussels, 27 May 2025 — uniting potato value chain leaders to celebrate innovation, sustainability, and the crop’s future.

Mayo 31, 2025

Brussels Marks International Day of Potato with High-Level Conference and 'Seed-to-Fork' Exhibition

Brussels marked the 2nd International Day of Potato with a conference and exhibition, highlighting the crop's role in food security, sustainability, and innovation. Stakeholders called for supportive EU policies to boost the potato value chain.

Noviembre 03, 2022

EUPPA Conference focuses on sustainability in the potato processing sector

The Conference main theme was 'EUPPA driving sustainability across the potato processing sector'. It was the first gathering of the kind since the Covid-19 outbreak.

EUPPA Sustainability map: sustainable agriculture initiatives by European potato processors

Marzo 03, 2022

European potato processors put sustainability at centre stage

The European Potato Processors’ Association (EUPPA) released a special report highlighting progress made in recent years by the sector across key areas of environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

Not only will the potato production in North-Western Europe be much lower than average, quality issues will also be a main challenge. Shown in the picture above: secondary growth / heat sprouts (Courtesy: Eurgenia Banks)

Agosto 14, 2018

Potato growers propose pan-European approach to resolve contract issues with processors due to extreme weather

The North-Western European Potato Growers (NEPG) conclude that the potato production this year in North-Western Europe will be much lower than average and that quality issues will be a main challenge.