Idaho Potato Commission Swears in New Commissioners

Published October 30, 2019

During the Idaho Potato Commission’s (IPC) October meeting three new Commissioners were sworn in. Grower, Julie VanOrden of Garth VanOrden Farms in Pingree; processor Paul Sato from McCain Foods, USA, Inc.; and shipper Bryan Wada of Wada Farms will each serve three-year terms. Nick Blanksma of Legacy Farms and Todd Cornelison of High Country Potatoes were appointed Chairman and Vice Chairman, respectively.

“I’m pleased to welcome Julie, Paul and Bryan to the Idaho Potato Commission. From farming to processing to politics, their impressive backgrounds and experience will be instrumental as we develop and implement new marketing programs that will shape the future of Idaho’s most important agricultural product, the Idaho® potato,” said Frank Muir, President and Chief Executive Officer, Idaho Potato Commission (IPC).

Every marketing program the IPC initiates, whether it’s advertising, public relations, retail promotions or social media, is designed to encourage folks to proactively look for the “Grown in Idaho®” seal and meet at least one of four overarching goals:

Stimulate demand for all Idaho-branded potato products domestically and internationally
Educate consumers that Idaho potatoes are nutritious, heart-healthy, and relevant for today’s lifestyles
Build consumer and customer loyalty in seeking “Grown in Idaho” products
Increase grower understanding of, and support for, IPC programs

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Nine Commissioners represent Idaho potato growers, shippers and processors. They are nominated by industry peers and selected by Governor Brad Little.