Requests for Potatoes for Processing

Frysona is specially bred for the frozen French fries industry. With a dry matter content of ~21–23%, it delivers superior crispness, light color, and extended holding time after frying. Its long shape and stable frying quality make it a preferred choice for large-scale processing and premium frozen fry production.

Hermes is a round to oval potato known for its high dry matter content of ~23–24%. It is widely used for potato chips (crisps) due to its low sugar levels and excellent frying color. This variety produces crunchy, evenly colored chips and is a standard in the snack industry.

Innovator is a long, blocky potato with pale skin and creamy flesh, containing dry matter of ~21–23%. It is the industry standard for French fry production, valued for its length, minimal defects, and consistent frying performance. Popular with major brands, it delivers golden, crispy fries with a fluffy interior.

Lady Rosetta is a small to medium-sized round potato with dry matter content around 22–24%. It is perfect for chips/crisps, offering a uniform shape and excellent frying color. Its stable storage capability and low sugar levels make it highly reliable for year-round crisp production in both domestic and export markets.

Santana is a medium-sized, oval potato with light yellow flesh and smooth skin. It has a dry matter content of ~20–22%, making it ideal for producing crispy, golden French fries.

Lady Amarilla’s unique storage qualities and early ripening make it suitable for both the crisping industry as for French fry production. This potato variety has a low level of reduced sugars and a stable underwater weight.

Beo is a specialist crisping variety, with high dry matters and low reducing sugars. It has early crop maturity and is suitable to quality crisp production either fresh or from long term storage. They are uniform, round tubers that produce a golden crisp when fried.

The Kiebitz is an early-maturing chip potato known for its exceptionally stable long-term cold storage while maintaining top-quality processing characteristics.

The Amanda potato variety is a versatile cultivar suitable for multiple uses, including French fries, starch extraction, and dehydrated potato products. It produces tubers with light yellow flesh and combines excellent processing qualities with broad adaptability, making it valuable for both industrial and fresh market applications.

Lady Claire is an early to medium-early maincrop potato variety from the Netherlands, widely grown for the crisping industry. It produces round-oval, yellow-skinned tubers with light yellow flesh and high dry matter content. The variety is prized for its very low reducing sugars, which ensures excellent frying quality and consistent chip colour even after long storage.

Linus is a medium-early potato variety for processing into French fries and combines an extremely high yield potential with very good processing quality.

Lady Alicia is a premium crisping variety, with medium dry matter content and very low, stable sugars making it well suited to crisp production. It produces high yields of short oval tubers, with yellow skins and flesh and shallow eyes.

Innovator is a medium-early Dutch potato variety bred from Shepody × RZ-84-2580. Tubers are large, long-oval with russet skin, shallow eyes, and pale yellow flesh. It has good yield, high dry matter, and excellent suitability for fries, baking, and fresh market use.

Verdi is a medium early crisps variety. It also can be used for the production of starch and dehydrated potatoes. The quality of the crisps is excellent even after long term storage. Resistant against PCN Ro1, 4 and potato wart disease 1, late blight and blackleg.

Agria is a variety suitable for fresh table consumption, french fries/chips and it also crisps well. The cooking type is floury, with excellent fry qualities. Agria has big, oval long tubers, yellow skin, and deep yellow flesh colour.

Fontane is an early maincrop high-yielding processing variety for the production of French fries and flakes. The variety’s great success is due to its reliably high yield in cultivation – for both consumer and seed potato growers – and its excellent returns in the fries sector.

Lady Rosetta is a medium-early red-skinned potato variety with round tubers, light yellow flesh, and high dry matter content. It is widely grown for crisping and potato chip production due to its low reducing sugars and uniform tuber size.

Markies is a chipping and crisping variety with a yellow skin and light yellow flesh colour. Tubers are big, oval long with shallow eyes, of uniform size, and deliver high yields. With a floury cooking texture and excellent dry matter content, Markies fries well and is known to absorb less oil when fried for either chips or crisps.