Potato Grower

April 2022

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WWW.POTATOGROWER.COM 13 Often Copied... Never Duplicated Proven since 1973 • potato storages • feed barns • shops • hangars • commercial buildings Specializing in: RJ Andrus Director of Ag Sales (208)356-7979 (208)681-9988 4097-2TetonWestConstruction12v.indd 1 4097-2TetonWestConstruction12v.indd 1 1/3/22 10:17 AM 1/3/22 10:17 AM TriCal Group Appoints New COO The TriCal Group recently announced the appointment of Megan DeVelvis to the role of chief operating officer. DeVelvis brings a diverse set of agricultural and business experiences to her new role, having most recently served as vice president for Teleos Ag Solutions, a wholly-owned subsidiary of TriCal Soil Solutions, part of the TriCal Group. As vice president of Teleos Ag Solutions, DeVelvis led global supply and distribution of Dow's Telone (1,3-D), managing a complex web of regulatory, logistical and supply chain issues. Prior to joining Teleos in May 2021, DeVelvis was part of Corteva Agriscience and the Dow Chemical Company. In her new COO role, DeVelvis will be responsible for setting global strategy for the TriCal Group, working closely with the presidents of each affiliate to maximize alignment, efficiencies, and sound foundational business practices to carry the group into the future. PG Megan DeVelvis KMC Potato Protein to Improve Plant-Based Meat Solutions Innovative Danish ingredients company KMC has managed to create textured potato protein that can be used as an ingredient in "plant-based meat." The unique properties of potato protein have the potential to revolutionize plant-based meat products with an improved texture and nutritional values. The innovation is part of KMC's strategy to find new uses for potato-based ingredients. KMC has managed to innovate extracted potato protein from being a powder ingredient to being a product with a structure very similar to meat. This innovation can revolutionize the plant- based products available to consumers, as potato protein has properties that are especially relevant as an ingredient in meat supplements. Potato protein is especially relevant as a meat replacement, as it contains all the essential amino acids. Furthermore, the combination of amino acids present is very well-balanced, which puts the nutritional value of the protein near the same level as meat. Learn more at www.kmc.dk. Textured potato protein excels thanks to a nutritional value that matches meat, having a meat-like structure, and an ability to retain a meat-like frying crust.

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