Nébih collects information on the purchase and consumption of frozen vegetables
The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) is launching a new study to find out the buying, using and consuming habits of the Hungarian population related to quick-frozen vegetables, the authority told MTI on Friday.
Nébih launches research into buying habits for frozen vegetables
The online questionnaire, which can be completed by 31 March, will cover, among other things, consumers’ preferences for frozen vegetables, the foods they buy and the instructions for use on the label. (MTI)
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