Idaho Potato Commission

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661 S Rivershore Ln Ste 230
Eagle, ID 83616
+1 (208) 334-2350
https://idahopotato.com

The Idaho Potato Commission (IPC) is a state agency established in 1937 that promotes and protects the renowned Grown in Idaho seal, a federally registered trademark guaranteeing consumers the purchase of authentic, high-quality Idaho potatoes. With its ideal growing conditions, including nutrient-rich volcanic soil, favorable climate, and efficient irrigation, Idaho potatoes stand out from those grown in other states.

The IPC works closely with growers to ensure the production of top-notch potatoes and educates consumers about the nutritional benefits and versatility of Idaho potatoes through various marketing programs and initiatives. As a trusted authority in the potato industry, the IPC plays a vital role in maintaining the reputation and excellence of Idaho potatoes both domestically and internationally.

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