News Upcoming Seminar on Seed Potato Management: Key Regulatory Changes and Industry Insights

Upcoming Seminar on Seed Potato Management: Key Regulatory Changes and Industry Insights

Join Experts to Navigate New Packaging Regulations and Certification Risks

Porbatata is pleased to announce an upcoming seminar focused on seed potato management, scheduled for October 22, 2024, at NECE in Salvaterra de Magos. This event promises to provide invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of seed potato regulations, particularly regarding new packaging obligations set to take effect on January 1, 2025.

As the industry adapts to these changes, understanding the implications of the new regulations is essential for all stakeholders involved in seed potato commerce. Attendees will gain crucial knowledge about how to prepare for these shifts and what they mean for their operations.

The seminar will also delve into the risks associated with using uncertified seeds and how these practices can adversely affect both quality and food safety. In an environment where consumer trust is paramount, adhering to certification standards is critical.

Additionally, participants can look forward to a roundtable discussion featuring representatives from key regulatory bodies, including DGAV and ASAE, alongside industry organizations such as Torriba and INVENTA. This session will address the challenges and opportunities in the management and commercialization of seed potatoes, providing a platform for sharing experiences and strategies.

For those interested in staying informed about the latest industry trends and regulatory requirements, this seminar represents a valuable opportunity.

Viktor Kovalev CEO
POTATOES NEWS Viktor Kovalev is the founder of Potatoes.News and the creator of the International Potato Tour (IPT) — a global multimedia project that connects potato farmers, processors, researchers, and agribusiness companies across more than 20 countries. Viktor writes about potato production, processing technologies, storage, seed breeding, export markets, innovations, and sustainable agriculture. His work combines journalism, field research, and video storytelling, giving readers and viewers a unique perspective on the global potato industry. Areas of expertise: Global potato market trends Seed potato production and certification Potato processing (chips, flakes, fries, starch) Smart farming and agri-technologies Storage, logistics, and export Interviews and field reports from leading producers

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