Aviko Potato

Descripción de la compañía

Aviko Potato is responsible for the purchase, logistics and quality management of all potatoes for the Aviko Group factories.

This mainly concerns the raw material supply for the five factories in the Netherlands, but the company are also closely involved with the cultivation of potatoes for Aviko Group production locations in Germany, Belgium, Poland, Sweden and China.

Acting on its vision ‘Creating value from potatoes’, the Aviko Group annually processes 1,700,000 tonnes of potatoes into fresh, frozen and dehydrated potato products.

This ranks Aviko as the fourth largest potato processor worldwide and the largest producer of chilled fries.

Subsidiaria de:

Aviko

Tipos de productos que ofrece esta empresa

- Cadena de Suministro de Papas
- - Patatas
  - - Papas para Procesamiento
    - - Papas para la producción de Papas a la France

Noticias de esta Compañia

Aviko Potato gaat meer betalen voor lang bewaren

Febrero 11, 2020

Aviko Potato starts to pay more for long storage

Aviko Potato starts to pay more for long storage. A potato grower who stores his potatoes until July and qualifies for all bonuses receives € 220,- per ton.

The company RMA Techniek has combined their capabilities in robotics, smart engineering and experience in the potato processing industry in a unique way: the company has specialized in the automated quality assessment of potatoes.

Noviembre 22, 2018

Automated Quality Assessment of Potatoes for French Fries: RMA Techniek knows how...

RMA Techniek has combined their capabilities in robotics, smart engineering and experience in the potato processing industry in a unique way: the company has specialized in the automated quality assessment of potatoes and shows its progress at Interpom.

Aviko performed extremely well in 2016. The company made the most of the openings on the sales markets and improved its operating efficiency.
Shown: Aviko Supercrunch fries (Courtesy: Aviko)

Febrero 09, 2017

Cosun Potato Processing activities (Aviko) make up for decline in sugar

Royal Cosun announces an increase in its profit for 2016 in comparison with 2015. The projected decline in the profit on sugar was offset by firmer results on other activities, especially potatoes.

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