Potato Grower

March 2019

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WWW.POTATOGROWER.COM 13 THE BEST PRODUCTS • THE BEST SERVICE • THE BEST PRICE Celebrating 37 Years! SINCE 1982 GEAR BOXES • FAFNIR BEARINGS • ROLLERS HYDRAULICS • BELTED CHAIN BELTING • SPROCKETS A U T H O R I Z E D D E A L E R F O R ® Liquid Handling Products SUPERIOR CHAIN, INC. Minnesota Beltway USA 208-356-4317 1217 S. RAILROAD AVE • SUGAR CITY, ID 83448 TILLAGE • ELECTRIC MOTORS Your New Newhouse Dealer Your New Newhouse Dealer 2354-16MaupinWelding12v.indd 1 12/18/18 3:34 PM United Phosphorus (UPI) Changes Name to UPL NA UPL, a global leader in the production of high-quality crop protection products, announces that the company changed the name of its North American operation from United Phosphorus, Inc., to UPL NA Inc., effective Jan. 1. UPL globally has a presence in over 130 countries on six continents. With 33 manufacturing and formulation facilities situated in 11 countries, UPL is a leader in the manufacture of high-quality brands used to protect crops and property. UPL is focused on emerging as a premier global provider of total crop solutions designed to secure the world's long-term food supply. For information about UPL NA, Inc. and its products, visit www.upi-usa.com or call (800) 438-6071. NNZ Makes New Hires NNZ USA, a supplier of packaging for agricultural markets, recently hired David Larkin as vice president of sales and marketing, Jarek Sochacki as technical director, Chip Manuel as sales manager, and Steve Carey as sales manager. "With the new colleagues on board, we are complementing our current team of seasoned employees with extensive market and technical experience in knitted tubular net and film," says NNZ Inc. president Marco Boot. "This will allow us to offer our customers the benefits of a single-source approach for end-to-end packaging and packaging solutions for the tubular net and film." NNZ USA is part of the NNZ Group, an international company specializing in agricultural and industrial packaging, with 26 subsidiaries in 18 countries and more than 250 employees worldwide. Michigan Potatoes Launches "Free Groceries" Campaign Shoppers in Michigan are in luck because the Michigan Potato Industry Commission (MPIC) is giving free groceries away to potato lovers all year long. The MPIC has partnered with Spartan-Nash stores and other Michigan retailers to promote and help raise awareness of locally grown potatoes. As a major part of a nearly $100,000 USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant, the MPIC in partnership with Spartan-Nash has created 90 Michigan Potatoes-branded orchard bins that will be featured in produce sections all over the state. In addition, 4.6 million branded Kwik Lok tags can be found on Michigan-grown potato bags with a "Free Groceries For A Month" campaign to identify Michigan potatoes.

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