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2024 Potato Starch Production Campaign Begins with Optimism Despite Challenges

by Viktor Kovalev
15.09.2024
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2024 Potato Starch Production Campaign Begins with Optimism Despite Challenges

Südstärke GmbH expects higher potato yield and starch content in 2024, while uncertainties remain due to flood-damaged cultivation areas.

Südstärke GmbH has officially launched its native starch production campaign for 2024 on September 2nd at both of its facilities. The company expresses cautious optimism regarding the upcoming harvest season, with expectations that both potato yield and starch content will surpass the levels recorded in 2023.

However, the optimism is tempered by the lingering effects of severe floods in June, which led to a reduction in the total acreage dedicated to potato cultivation. While it is unclear whether this loss can be at least partially mitigated through other means, the company remains hopeful that overall results will still be favorable.

Potato growers, agronomists, and industry stakeholders are all closely monitoring the situation as weather conditions and soil health play critical roles in determining the final outcome of the growing season. The hope is that the quality and quantity of the potato harvest will meet the needs of the starch industry, ensuring a smooth continuation of production and supply.

Südstärke’s focus remains on maintaining high standards of potato starch production, which is critical for various sectors, from food processing to industrial applications. The company’s commitment to quality and sustainability in starch production ensures that even in challenging circumstances, they aim to meet market demands and uphold the standards expected by their partners and customers.

As the campaign progresses, farmers and agribusinesses will look for ways to enhance yields and efficiency, supported by the use of fertilizers, crop protection products, and innovative farming techniques. These efforts will be crucial in helping to mitigate the effects of any lost acreage and to secure a successful starch production year in 2024.

Tags: AgribusinessAgricultural ChallengesCROP PROTECTIONfertilizersfood processing industrynative starch campaignPotato FarmingPotato starch productionpotato yield 2024starch content 2024Südstärke GmbH
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