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EUR66m Investment in Solanic Potato Protein Capacity

by T.G. Lynn
08.12.2021
in News, Products of processing of potatoes
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EUR66m Investment in Solanic Potato Protein Capacity

Most of the EUR66m Royal Avebe’s investment in its innovation and sustainability program will be linked to the Solanic potato protein capacity.

This expansion of the Dutch cooperative of starch potato growers, whose tubers are processed into high-quality food ingredients, will result in a substantial increase in the production output volumes, starting this potato harvest season 2021.

Preparations for further growth are already in place to keep up with the expected growing market demand.

“A growing number of consumers are looking for plant-based alternatives without compromising on texture and taste. Since 2007, already ahead of the plant-based protein transition, we have been successfully supporting this consumer demand with our highly functional Solanic potato protein isolates,” Bart Pennings, Director of Business Development at Royal Avebe, said.

The cooperative’s potato protein is widely used by leading plant-based food companies. For example, by replacing animal-based ingredients such as egg protein, gelatin, or milk protein in plant-based meat, dairy, and confectionery alternatives.

“[…] We at Avebe help realize a vegan cheese alternative by creating the desired texture, from creamy and spoonable via smooth and spreadable to firm and cuttable. Our Solanic potato proteins combine excellent functionality such as emulsifying, gelling, and foaming, with a ‘clean label’ declaration: they do not require allergen labeling and can simply be labeled as potato protein”, Pennings outlines.

Solanic potato protein has the lowest CO2 footprint compared to other commonly used animals-and plant-based proteins. The strong growth of the plant-based foods market together with the desirable properties of Solanic potato proteins has led to a shortage of supply in recent years.

“With the investments and increase in production capacity and our future expansion plans, we’re the right partner to support the food industry with the growing demand for plant-based foods”, Pennings concluded.

Avebe is dedicated to further increasing the quality and sustainability standards of its protein products and processes.

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