Naturally nutritious, from North Carolina
Discover why our sweetpotatoes are the best in the world.
About Sweetpotatoes
Founded in 1961, the North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission is a not-for-profit corporation made up of over 300 sweetpotato producers, along with the packers and business associates that support them. NCSPC is committed to supporting its growers and increasing sweetpotato consumption through education, promotional activities, research, and honourable horticultural practices among its producers.
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Featured Recipe
Sweetpotato Piña Colada
A creamy, alcohol-free piña colada that’s teeming with natural sweetness. Perfect for long summer days.
The one-word spelling of sweetpotato was officially adopted by the National Sweetpotato Collaborators in 1989, to distinguish sweetpotatoes from white potatoes
Sweetpotato versatility
You’ve heard of sweetpotato fries, maybe you also know about sweetpotato soup – but what about sweetpotato brownies? Or even a sweetpotato cocktail? Not only are sweetpotatoes incredibly nutritious, but they’re also one of the most versatile foods around! This one-of-a-kind vegetable is well suited to a wide range of dishes.
Latest news
NC Sweetpotato industry remains European leader for market exports
The North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission (NCSPC) has reported 2023-2024 acreage changes for the...
NCSC set to elevate EU presence following successful 2023 harvest
North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission (NCSC) has conducted a large-scale research campaign across...
NC Sweetpotatoes: A superfood that feeds the world
North Carolina is the epicentre of sweetpotato production, which are then shipped all over the...
NC Sweetpotatoes: A superfood that feeds the world
North Carolina is the epicentre of sweetpotato production, which are then shipped all over the world, including France, from November to the end of June. The cultivation and distribution of this superfood is unmatched and is continuing to go from strength to strength....
NC Sweetpotato industry remains European leader for market exports
The North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission (NCSPC) has reported 2023-2024 acreage changes for the year, which may include a 25-30% reduction in acreage, with the total impact unconfirmed until harvest is complete. These fluctuations come as a result of weather conditions, global markets, post-pandemic uncertainty to the food industry and the rising operational costs and labour challenges. Shifts...
NC Sweetpotato industry remains European leader for market exports
The North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission (NCSPC) has reported 2023-2024 acreage changes for the year, which may include a 25-30% reduction in acreage, with the total impact unconfirmed until harvest is complete. These fluctuations come as a result of weather...
Check out our recipes
Now you know the secrets to having farm fresh sweetpotatoes all year round, you’re ready to start creating delicious, and nutritious, recipes featuring sweetpotatoes.
