I potato you.
我超喜欢你。
Potato is his favourite.
土豆是他的最爱。
We are small
potatoes.
我们是小卒子。
Its Lay's potato chip brand launched an updated version of their chips with 50 percent lower saturated fat, compared with its classic recipe, as part of the company's effort to promote the transformation toward a healthier industry.
作为该公司推动向更健康行业转型的努力的一部分，其莱薯片品牌推出了一款饱和脂肪比其经典配方低50%的更新版薯片。
McDonald's said the McPlant will use a patty from plant-based food company Beyond Meat, made from ingredients like peas, rice and potatoes.
So far, he has received 16,000 orders of dried sweet potatoes, dried radish, and tea, as well as helped other rural households increase their income.
The confirmation of the novel coronavirus cases at its potato chipmaking unit had triggered safety concerns among consumers and prompted calls to strengthen safety norms for food production across the nation.
Zhong Kai, director of the China Food Information Center, said the process of making potato chips is rather simple, involving just heating at ultrahigh temperatures.
The business scope of the Beijing branch of the company is production of grain-processed products, potato and puffed foods, not related to any beverage products.
PepsiCo has been in China for nearly four decades, with seven food plants, 18 potato farms and the largest R&D center outside North America.
The most popular types of products sold during the livestreaming events were snacks and dairy products, including milk, ice cream and potato chips.
On completion, the Songjiang plant will boost PepsiCo's potato chips production capacity, to meet ever-increasing demand from Chinese consumers, the company said.
In 1993, PepsiCo Foods entered the China market with the introduction of Lay's potato chips.
Since then, PepsiCo's food business has grown into seven foods plants, six large-scale modern potato farms and 10 cooperation farms in China.
Through the collaboration, both sides aim to promote best practice among potato plantations across China's farming system, to improve yields and increase income levels for farmers throughout the country.
From 2013 to 2016, the two parties jointly held training sessions on sustainable agricultural development of the potato and management of farms in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
Experts from PepsiCo offered training to nearly 100 agricultural professionals from over 10 provinces and regions in China to promote the sustainable development of potato cultivation.
PepsiCo also shared its best practice in global modern farm management — to help increase the quality and efficiency of potato production, accelerate agricultural modernization and improve management skills for agriculture in China.
The chemical company is seeking Chinese partners to commercialize its technology named Sunliquid that converts agricultural residues such as cereal straw, into cellulosic ethanol for vehicles, a form of renewable energy that can be produced from crops such as corn and potatoes.
Scottish potato experts have joined forces with China's potato processor Xisen Potato Industry Group to create a 3 million-pound ($3.87 million) potato research facility in Shandong Province.
Xisen and the Chinese government will fund the lab which will be run in collaboration with potato scientists from the James Hutton Institute, an agricultural research center based in Dundee, Scotland.
The lab will look to breed new varieties of potato and conduct research into storage, processing, pests and disease.
Last year the Chinese government set out guidelines to promote potato consumption and production in China in order to bolster food security.
Scotland's potato crop is recognised within the European Union for its high health status.
Speaking at the Potatoes in Practice conference at the institute's Balruddery Farm this month, Xisen general manager Hu Baigeng said the potato is China's fourth most important staple behind rice, wheat and corn.
"We're not just looking for bigger and bigger potatoes, we are looking for new varieties with high dry matter for processing but which also look nice.
"China is the world's largest producer and consumer of potatoes, though per capita consumption is below that of the US and Europe.
China's vice minister of agriculture Yu Xinrong said last summer that the development of the potato industry is an important step in China's agricultural development.
The announcement of the new lab follows a visit to Balruddery Farm by Xisen Potato Industry Group founder Liang Xisen last August.
Liang Xisen is China's self-proclaimed "King of Potatoes" and his company is one of the largest processors of potatoes in China.
Meanwhile, the prices of fresh vegetables, potatoes, fresh fruits and poultry saw their prices rise between 4.3 percent and 10.8 percent in June.
Tourists hit scenic roads leading to the lighthouse and often stop to purchase sweet potatoes or watermelons directly from farmers.
Wu's sweet potatoes usually come into season from January to May, a few months earlier than other sweet potato varieties due to the warm weather in the tropical province, making it more competitive in the domestic market.
"Over the past five years, favorable policies for agriculture have been rolled out, and infrastructure and logistics have been greatly improved, while the sweet potato business has helped increase farmers' incomes," Wu said.
"Our sweet potatoes have been sold to Hong Kong.
The prices of potatoes, fresh fruit, eggs and poultry rose by 14.4 percent, 8.5 percent, 7.9 percent and 6.4 percent respectively, all deflating from the increases reported in January.
"Since the RCEP went into effect on Jan 1, 2022, especially after China recently allowed the importation of a number of Vietnamese agricultural products such as durian, bird's nest, sweet potato and passion fruit, Vietnamese enterprises nationwide, including our company, have found big opportunities to export new products to their northern neighbor," Dinh Gia Nghia, deputy general director of Dong Giao Foodstuff Export Joint Stock Co in the northern Ninh Binh province, told Xinhua News Agency in December.
The prices of potato foods, eggs and fresh fruits increased 8.8 percent, 7.1 percent and 5.2 percent respectively due to rising logistics costs and local citizens' increasing demand for stockpiling foods, according to the NBS.
After consumers register for a blind box service, they will receive a box of snacks each month, like potato chips, nuts, dry fruits, without having any idea what they might receive in the box.
"Since the implementation of the trade deal, we have properly resolved the quarantine access issues of US agricultural products such as potatoes, barley and pet food, lifted the avian flu epidemic ban on US poultry products, and allowed them to be exported to China," said Zhao.
During this year's "Double 11", Zhang Linlin, a Beijing resident, purchased sweet potatoes from Shandong province, guavas from Fujian province in East China, and mushrooms from Yunnan province in the Southwest.
In addition to traditional sesame fillings, there is also strawberry, sweet potato, rose, black truffle beef, rice noodle, lightly fried yellow beef and cheese ham.
Specifically, chocolates, biscuits, potato chips and puffed snacks are mainly dominated by international brands, with Mars, Mondelez International, Pepsi and Oishi taking leading positions.
I knew she wasn't referring to potato chips.
Its burgers are made with a combination of potato, chickpea and pea protein.
The types of GM crops have expanded to 32 species including potatoes, eggplants and apples.
Drought-resistant farming such as herbal medicine and potato cultivation has contributed greatly to the local economy.
Made using natural fiber materials such as corn, cassava, sweet potato and sorghum, bio-based fibers are more environmentally friendly than polyester, and its production can alleviate the shortage of oil resources, the report stated.
There are also some other varieties of edible coffee cups that are made of rice paper, seaweed or potatoes.
The 26-year-old, known by many as "the office chef", has made a wide range of elaborate meals at her office desk, ranging from Sichuan-style hotpot to giant potato chips.
The Shenzhen-listed company generated most of its sales from selling fish tofu, dried beans, candied roasted seeds nuts, and potato chips.
A sports jacket made from 11 recycled plastic bottles and a running shoe that weighs the same as a bag of potato chips are among the latest offerings from the country's top sportswear producer Anta Sports Products Ltd.
The furniture and decorations resemble old-fashioned pieces that rural families used, but the service was modern, like the medium well-cooked beef provided for lunch rather than baked sweet potatoes.
I now prefer light flavors," she said, sharing an image of her lunch - a mixture of corn kernels, mushroom, eggs, cherry tomatoes, beef and mashed potato.
"I grow coffee, cassava and sweet potato to make a living, and my wife does some sewing.
"Chocolate, vegetables, and assorted packaged snacks like potato chips are among popular comfort foods, the Mintel report stated.
"In the past, they just bought what we sold, mainly potatoes, onions and cabbages, but now, we sell what they order," said Zhao Long, 49, general manager of the company, who has been working in the trade for more than 20 years.
"For example, take the potato, which was introduced to the country in the 17th century.
Chinese chefs have invented so many local dishes using the staple, aside from foreign chips, french fries or mashed potatoes.
In addition, China's developing taste for potatoes will soon be fueled by British produce, after an agreement was signed that allows the UK to export seed potatoes to China for the first time.
The potato deal is expected to bring major benefits to Scotland, with around 70 percent of the 100,000 tons of seed potatoes exported annually from the UK coming from Scottish farms.
Seed potatoes are varieties intended for replanting to produce new plants and tubers.
Scotland's potato crop is recognized within the European Union for its high health status.
China is the world's largest producer and consumer of potatoes, though per capita consumption is below that of the United States and Europe.
In 2016 the Chinese government set out guidelines to promote potato consumption and production in China in order to bolster food security.
The potato is now China's fourth staple crop after rice, corn and wheat and demand for fresh potatoes is increasing at an annual rate of around 5 percent.
So far, the university has introduced 37 varieties of crops - including wheat, corn and potatoes - to the demonstration gardens it jointly established with its local partners in Kazakhstan.
He planted crops in the fields and sold dates and potatoes in nearby villages before becoming a barge hauler.
China's only rural policy bank has started to award loans with a lending rate of 4.35 percent to private firms on purchasing potatoes and grain such as sorghum to help ease private firms' money shortage and expand the scale of grain purchasing.
"We expanded our production, as the demand for potatoes increased from 70,000 tons last year to 120,000 tons this year, so we need 200 million yuan ($28.75 million) for purchasing, but we lack 20 million yuan," said Yan Hongzhi, president of Linkage Potato Co Ltd in Chifeng city.
It took only five working days to issue the loan, which solved the company's financial difficulty and helped farmers sell their potatoes, said Wang Mingyu with the bank's branch in the city.
Potatoes and grain are the main agricultural products in Inner Mongolia, and many of those in the industry are private firms.
"The bank has been issuing loans to support the purchase of wheat and corn, but in order to better promote the development of the agricultural market, the bank has decided to support private firms in purchasing potatoes and grain such as broomcorn," said Tian Feng, head of the bank's Inner Mongolia branch.
To cement national food security and bolster rural income, the potato was thrust into the spotlight.
While addressing a news conference on Friday, Tang Ke, an official overseeing farm produce trade at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, said that potatoes, which are the fourth widely planted food crop in China, can adapt to a variety of environments and can be planted widely.
"Small potatoes have morphed into a massive industry.
"Tang, director of the ministry's market and information technology department, took the opportunity to advertise the 14th Dingxi Potato Expo, an annual event held in the namesake city in Gansu province since 2008 by the local government in partnership with the agricultural ministry.
The landlocked city was once home to some of China's most intractable poverty, but has reinvented itself as a major growing area for potatoes and a processing hub for related products.
"It has strongly advanced the healthy development of China's industrial chains centering on potatoes," Tang said.
According to China Media Group, Guozhuang village in Yanggu county, Shandong province, is famous for processing sweet potato vermicelli.