Potatoes USA

Back in 1996 the average American consumed about 145 pounds of potatoes per year.  Today that figure is closer to 114 pounds per year.  Despite that drop, the U.S. potato business continues to grow.  But, most of that growth has come outside of the United States.   "One ...

Last week, Potatoes USA announce Rachael Lynch has joined its staff as a Global Marketing Manager for institutional foodservice markets.  Lynch has spent the last five years revitalizing hospital cafeterias across the country, transforming them to meet national health guidelines with innovating concepts focused on wellness and standardization.  Ly...

Potatoes USA, formerly known as the United States Potato Board, continues to grow and increase exports.  Mike Pink, Chairman of Potatoes USA says roughly 75% of all potatoes grown in Washington are exported.  With Japan, Korea, and SE Asia the top destinations.  Pink to...