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New Marketing Director at Borsodi

András Szirbek believes the real brands give not only added value but it functions as a cohesion power for the companies and pulsates in every unit and process of the...

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Carrefour is intended to buy Karavan

The second largest chain of food hypermarkets is negotiating the purchase of the controlling stake of Karavan hypermarket chain in Ukraine.The owners of the chain estimated 100% of its cost...

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The Total Warning was Spare and Wrongdoer

According to Trade Union of Meat Processor Workers the Pápai Hús Zrt. wrongs the Book of Work Law.  The Trade Union ask the National Authority of Work to examine the...

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Nestle Water to Build EUR 7 Million Plant in Portugal

Work on the new facility in Coruche will start next week, with production beginning some time in 2009.  Nestle Waters Direct has announced it will build a new plant costing...

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Danisco Cultures Invests in Kefir

Danisco has completed in a major expansion of its kefir culture processing plant in Olsztyn, Poland, more than trebling capacity to meet the growing international demand for kefir products. The...

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LEGO Group takes over production from Flextronics in Hungary, Mexico

The largest toymaker in Europe, has announced that it is taking over LEGO production from contract manufacturer Flextronics in Juárez, Mexico and Nyíregyháza, Hungary.  The LEGO Group and Flextronics have...

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Barilla raises pasta prices 40 pct in 18 months

The price of pasta in Italy was up 22.4 percent in June from the year before, while the price of bread rose 13.0 percent. Prices of durum wheat used for...

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Huge fine for Dia in Greece

According to local press reports the Competition Committee has imposed a penalty of EUR5.1 million on Carrefour-owned Dia. The discounter was forcing the franchisees to sell their products at certain...

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Wal-Mart Faces $2 Billion Labor Law Trial

The lawsuit is one of more than 70 cases, including class actions, or group suits, in which Wal-Mart has been accused of wage-law violations.   Wal-Mart Stores Inc. broke Minnesota...

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Starbucks to fire 12,000 employees

Starbucks will close 600 stores in the United State of America, most of them opened after the start of fiscal 2006.  The Seattle-based company said in a release that it...

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Nike profit up by 12%

Revenue grew only 4% in the U.S., 19% in the European region, 39% in the Asia Pacific region and 30% in the Americas region. Nike posted better than expected net...

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Friesland to Develop New Proteins for Boosting Immune System

Friesland Foods, Lactive and Animal Sciences Group of Wageningen UR are jointly researching new proteins that play a part in boosting the immune system.  Friesland Foods Domo s expertise in...

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Anheuser-Busch Faces Shareholder Lawsuits

Some Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc shareholders have filed lawsuits seeking to force the U.S. brewer to fairly consider the $46.3 billion takeover bid from InBev NV, according to court documents obtained...

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Auchan to Open Next Unit in Miskolc

The new ecofriendly hypermarket will be less high as the others and has special heating and cooling technology.   The next Auchan hypermarket, which opens in last quater of the...

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Aldi to Open One New Store a Week until 2013

Aldi sets to spend £1.5 billion up on its expansion plans – building a new store every week and recruiting 1,500 employees.  The German hard discount chain announced its plans...

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Kellogg Acquires Leading Biscuit Manufacturer in China

Kellogg Company acquired Zhenghang Food Company Ltd., a manufacturer of cookies and crackers in the northeastern region of China.  "Geographic expansion in high-growth markets like China will help Kellogg Company...

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Tesco Donation for Salva Vita Foundation

Since 2003 the British retail company sponsors every year a program or organisation which help disadvantaged people to make their life better. Last year Salva Vita Foundation's „Workplace program” won...

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Lipton's New Promotion with Yellow Dressed Policemen

The in June started action focus on the new, fresh, lemon taste of Lipton.   Yellow dressed health policemen run in the city wiht a yellow Ford Crown Victoria police...

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Tchibo Owners Boost Escada Stake

Tchibo owners Wolfgang and Michael Herz are buying a “significant minority interest'' in Escada AG, a German luxury fashion brand.   The Herz brothers plan on buying shares in a...

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EU Tightens Import Norms on Indian Guar Gum

The European Union has sought certification from an Indian government trade body and a laboratory on guar gum to eliminate toxin contamination.  In July and August last year, 16 of...

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Coca-Cola Acquires Waters and Soft Drink Brands

The American soft drink giant payed USD 225 million for Carlsberg. According to the agreement, which takes effect immediately, Coca-Cola acquires Carlsberg’s mineral water brands Kildevæld and Kurvand in Denmark...

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New foam tray for packing and into oven

Sealed Air said that its Cryovac ovenable foam tray (OFT), suitable for either microwave or traditional oven use.  A new C-PET foam tray targeted at the chilled and frozen ready...

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New Sales Director at LLP Budapest

Attila Biber is the second specialist, in a short periode, who arrived from Microsoft Hungary. LLP Budapest's CEO, Zsolt Ambrus also worked at computer giant. Attila Biber (42) is mathematician...

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Carrefour Slides on Reduced Profit

Carrefour SA, Europe's biggest retailer, fell to a 3 1/2-year low in Paris trading after scaling back forecasts for operating profit and sales.  Operating profit will increase at about the...

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HUF 500 million marketing budget for Arena Plaza

After a weak start the mall is now on the top, the revenues increased by 15-20% to HUF 18 billion. According to DTZ, operator of Arena Plaza, the total marketing...

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30 billion dollars a year agricultural investment needed

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization said 30 billion dollars (19 billion euros) will be needed every year until 2050 to stave off world hunger. Soaring food prices may reverse...

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Nutritek Profit up 17 pct

Nutrinvestholding, the listed arm of Russian baby food maker Nutritek Group, boosted net profit by 17 percent to $26 million in the year ended March 31, 2008. Nutritek's revenue rose...

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New chairman for ÉFOSZ

Éder Tamás, a director of Bonitas 2002 Kft. was elected the new chairman of ÉFOSZ at the assembly held on 24. April The former chairman, Dr. Péter Futó has become...

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New owner for Interfruct

The Interfruct Cash&Carry chain is to be sold by SCD which intends to focus entirely on real estate development in the central European region in the future. Interfruct is to...

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Another award for Milli

According to a survey conducted by Reader’s Digest, Milli has qualified for the reliable European Brand award again in the dairy products category. This is the fourth year that the...

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