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Philadelphia, PA – In a significant development for potato farming, FMC’s Anthem Flex herbicide has received an expanded label approval from the EPA, allowing its use on potatoes across the United States. ...

The EPA has approved a nationwide label expansion for FMC's Anthem Flex herbicide for use in potatoes, providing long residual control of over 30 weed species. The herbicide utilizes carfentrazone-ethyl and pyroxasulfone, ...

Herr Foods Inc., renowned for its regional snacks, has unveiled three new chip flavors inspired by Philadelphia’s vibrant small food businesses. This initiative, part of the Flavored by Philly Contest, aims to ...

#FlavoredPotatoChips #AmericanSandwiches #CulinaryFusion #SnackIndustry #UniqueFlavors #ConvenientSnacking Potato Business introduces three exciting new flavored potato chips that pay homage to popular American-made sandwiches. Discover the development process behind these delectable snacks and explore ...

Boulder Canyon, a line of better-for-you, kettle-style potato chips offered by Utz Brands Inc., has partnered with Austin-based hot sauce darling, Yellowbird Foods, to create a limited-time offering - Boulder Canyon Boulder ...

Herr’s potato chips have been enjoyed by the greater Philadelphia area for more than 75 years, as Matteo Iadonisi reports for 6ABC Action News. But not every chip is perfect. In fact, some are marked with ...

Until the 19th century, most potato varieties being grown in North America had been imported from Europe with little attention being paid to specific varieties.

Tru Aroostook County may have pulled a record potato harvest out of the ground this year, but transportation slowdowns and a driver shortage are making it difficult to get the crop to market. ...

Pennsylvania-based Herr’s will launch Flavored by Philly, a line of Philadelphia-inspired chips determined by the snack company’s fans. In this respect, Herr’s is asking their local fans to help decide what Philadelphia-inspired ...

Aroostook County may have pulled a record potato harvest out of the ground this year, but transportation slowdowns and a driver shortage are making it difficult to get the crop to market.

During the Seven Years War of the mid-1700s, a French army pharmacist named Antoine-Augustin Parmentier was captured by Prussian soldiers. As a prisoner of war, he was forced to live on rations ...