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Employees hand-picking freshly washed potatoes at the conveyor belt
Great tubers.

Organic potatoes from Switzerland.

After the carrot, the potato is Rathgeb Bio’s most important product. We grow organic potatoes in the Stammertal, pre-sprout the seed potatoes in Tägerwilen and store the harvest in our own hall in Unterstammheim.

In harvest right now:Table potatoes

  • Freshly dug potatoes on loose soil
    01Fresh from the soil
  • Potatoes running over the sieve belt of the harvester
    02From the field straight onto the belt
  • Employee digging potatoes by hand in the field
    03Checked by hand
  • Young potatoes among green potato foliage
    04Young tubers under the foliage

Much of what we do began with the potato.

As early as 1975 we were mainly growing potatoes in the Stammertal. In over 50 years we have come to know every quirk and “mood” of this tuber. That is how we ensure the best quality of every single variety.

And what becomes of them? From “Gschwellti” (jacket potatoes) to rösti to pommes allumettes, the possibilities are countless. Potato ice cream has even been made. And is said to taste good.

Potatoes for rösti, mashed potato and more: vegetables for processing
The Rathgeb Bio harvest team in front of a potato harvester and tractor in the field

What is coming from the field and from storage right now.

From our own store

From our own store · Pre-sprouting and planting for the new season

Early potatoes, baby potatoes

Main harvest: table potatoes, Raclette potatoes

Employees hand-sort potatoes at the conveyor belt
Sorted by hand
Employee at the sorting line, potatoes running across the belt
Sorted in Unterstammheim
Packed potatoes on the packing line
Freshly packed
since 1975

Potato growing in the Stammertal

Pre-sprouting room

in Tägerwilen for an optimal start

own hall

for storage in Unterstammheim

since 1994

Bio Suisse certified

Washed or brushed, sorted and packed.

This is how we prepare potatoes for the trade.

To our services
Smiling Rathgeb Bio employee checks a freshly dug potato

Downloads and extra information

All certificates

Varieties, sizes or containers?

Our sales team knows every tuber.

All contacts
Daniel HangartnerPhoto to follow
Daniel HangartnerHead of growing, field crops and stored vegetables+41 79 425 25 05daniel.hangartner@rathgeb-bio.ch

Other ranges

Employee harvesting lettuce into crates

Fresh vegetables

Employee placing cucumbers into a crate in the greenhouse

Fruiting vegetables

Orange, yellow and purple organic carrots in a green crate

Stored vegetables

Cabbages in the field, packed close together

Vegetables for processing

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Over 60 vegetable varieties3 generationsBio Suisse since 1994