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Jan Walter Joins Western Polymer Sales Team
As of November 18, 2008, Jan Walter has joined the Western Polymer sales and customer service team as Starch Coating Manager. Jan brings to Western Polymer her years of experience...
 
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WESTERN POLYMER CORP. ANNOUNCES GENERAL PRICE INCREASE
Western Polymer is announcing a general 10% to 15% price increase for its cationic wet-end and specialty starches. This increase applies to Western Polymer’s cationic wet-end star...
 
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Western Polymer Corp. Announces ISO 9001:2000 Certification for Its Grand Forks Facility
Western Polymer Corporation (WPC) announced today that its facility in Grand Forks, North Dakota, has achieved certification of its ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System. This ...
 
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NIck Harambasic Joins Western Polymer Team
As of October 1, 2007, Nicholas Harambasic has joined the Western Polymer sales and customer service team as Sales and Technical Service Representative. Nick brings to Western Pol...
 
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WESTERN POLYMER CORP. ANNOUNCES GENERAL PRICE INCREASE
Western Polymer is announcing a general 10% to 15% price increase for its cationic wet-end and specialty starches. This increase applies to Western Polymer’s cationic wet-end star...
   
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The molecular weight of the potato amylose molecule is five times greater than that of corn.

A higher Molecular weight provides better bonding and lower retrogradation rates.

Enhanced bonding strength is the primary benefit of using potato starch over cornstarch.

In many applications, potato starch is the better choice!