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Recent activity around Parilla Premium Potatoes centers on ongoing investment and expansion by the Pye Group, including packing and processing enhancements in the Parilla region of South Australia. This reflects a continued push to modernize the supply chain and increase efficiency in processing and distribution. This is consistent with industry coverage noting substantial capital investments in Parilla facilities in recent years. [cite to sources below]
The Parilla brand, part of the Pye family’s farming operations, remains a significant supplier for both fresh and processing markets across Australia, with a history of leveraging advanced sorting, optical grading, and automation to improve waste reduction and product quality. This approach aligns with broader trends in premium potato production in Australia. [cite to sources below]
For context, Parilla Premium Potatoes was established in 1990 and has grown to operate multiple properties in SA, supplying markets domestically and overseas, emphasizing sustainability and high-quality standards throughout the supply chain. [cite to sources below]
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Parilla Premium Potatoes was established in 1990 by Allan Pye with his son, Mark Pye and daughter in-law, Fiona Pye. The Pye family moved to the Mallee Region from New Zealand after being approached by McCain's to grow potatoes for their Australian operation.
www.potatopro.comAn eye for a prize and a spirit of innovation – both high-tech and low-tech – are the two characteristics that have underpinned the Pye family’s rise to be among Australia’s root vegetable royalty.
business.nab.com.auThe Virginia plant is expected to stop washing and packing potatoes when the Parilla facility is complete in mid-2021. Pye Group media manager Renee Pye said the company would offer jobs in Parilla and redundancies to those working at its Virginia-based facility. “We will minimise any need for redundancies and will for some time be working through the level and nature of roles that we will offer at both Parilla and continuing at Virginia,” she said.
dti.sa.gov.auOne of Australia’s leading potato suppliers Pye Group will invest $35 million in a new potato packing facility at Parilla, 210 kilometres east of Adelaide in South Australia’s Mallee.
www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.auSouth Australian-based potato supplier The Pye Group will invest $35 million into a new potato packing facility at Parilla, about 220km east of Adelaide. Sep 22, 2020, updated Sep 22, 2020 Father and daughter team Mark and Renee Pye have announced a $35 million potato plant at Parilla. … These are distributed across South Australia, the Northern Territory and Australia’s east coast. “The new packing facility will feature the best available optical grading and automated packing technology to...
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www.indailysa.com.auParilla Premium Potatoes was established in 1990 by Allan Pye with his son, Mark Pye and daughter in-law, Fiona Pye. The Pye family moved to the Mallee Region from New Zealand after being approached by McCain's to grow potatoes for their Australian operation.
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