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Boots full of experiences: Favorite gifts of European Generation Z
While they wouldn’t say no to the latest AirPods or a designer bag, according to a Mastercard survey, for Gen Z, these gifts are more of a means to achieve...
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SMEs can apply for HUF 48 billion in non-refundable equipment purchase support
Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises can apply for 48 billion forints of non-refundable support for equipment procurement and technology development within the framework of the Sándor Demján “1+1” SME Investment...
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Hungarian Commissioner responsible for animal welfare in the European Commission
The new European Commission has taken office. For the first time since our accession to the EU, there is a Hungarian Commissioner who can directly act to promote EU and...
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Only metal-sealed seed potatoes guarantee good quality and a bountiful harvest
Year after year, new fake advertisements offering seed potatoes appear. The authority continuously monitors the Internet and also receives information based on reports. Good-faith buyers can easily become victims of...
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PwC: dramatic steps needed to meet climate targets
According to PwC’s recent Net Zero Economy Index report, the global slowdown in carbon intensity is threatening to jeopardise the achievement of climate targets. This article is available for reading...
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Billingo has launched perhaps the coolest collaboration of the year
One of the most interesting global market trends of 2024 was the explosion of brand partnerships, i.e. collaborations. This trend has so far been more visible in the lives of...
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The impact of packaging trends and regulations on sustainability and industrial innovation
In recent years, the packaging industry has undergone significant changes, which are not only of great importance for environmental protection, but also for corporate innovation. European regulations, such as the...
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Easier travel, smarter administration
For those who are always on the go, official business is often a time-consuming challenge. However, thanks to the Digital Citizen application, this changes. With the help of the application,...
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Hungarian startup success at Web Summit
On November 22, 2024, Beeco, one of Hungary’s most promising green startups, achieved outstanding success at one of the world’s largest technology conferences, Web Summit in Lisbon. Already known as...
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145 thousand farmers received advance payments by the end of November
The second advance payment period of the new period of the Common Agricultural Policy has ended, within the framework of which 145 thousand farmers received 317.8 billion forints in support....
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The Northern Lights also move into the Nyugati Square Meki during the Advent season
The unique attraction of the McDonald’s Nyugati tér unit, the Nyugati Lounge, which is entertaining with light painting and DJ music, will be dressed in Christmas decorations every Friday and...
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The average price of light and heavy lamb also increased by more than 30 percent
According to European Commission data, the European Union’s sheep and goat imports (live animals and meat) were 112.5 thousand tonnes in January-August 2024, a 5 percent decrease compared to the...
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Farmers in Szabolcs bid farewell to the year with a time capsule and a special celebration
The farmers in Szabolcs ended the year with a large-scale birthday event with a dinner for nearly 200 people. The family-friendly event featured performances by actor Sándor Badár and the...
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Mondelēz uses AI to personalise marketing
Mondelēz is launching a new platform to improve its global marketing capabilities and better leverage consumer trends through the widespread use of AI technology. This article is available for reading...
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The interests of Hungarian farmers were defended in Brussels by the NAK and MAGOSZ
Zsolt György Papp, President of the National Chamber of Agriculture, and Tibor Cseh, Secretary General of the Association of Hungarian Farmers’ Associations and Cooperatives, held talks in Brussels. During the...
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More and more people are choosing the restaurant Christmas menu
As the holiday season approaches, many people decide to entrust the preparation of this year’s Christmas menu to restaurants, thus avoiding long hours spent in the kitchen. Ordering from a...
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SPAR Austria opens state-of-the-art bakery facility
A new INTERSPAR Hypermarkets bakery facility opened in Marchtrenk, Austria, producing bread and pastries using regional ingredients and the best local craftsmanship, in one of the most modern production facilities...
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Diageo launches new campaign to tackle impaired driving
The campaign, titled ‘Take a Minute. Make a Plan’ encourages people to plan a safe way home from sporting events to avoid driving drunk. Diageo North America, the NFL, Mothers...
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More than a hot flash: the role of menopause and a changed diet in a healthy lifestyle
Menopause, a natural yet challenging period in a woman’s life, has often been considered taboo in recent decades. However, more and more research and professional recommendations suggest that a proper...
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4 in 10 shoppers say high costs prevent eco-friendly purchases
Only 15% are willing to pay extra for eco-friendly food and drink. About 40% of consumers cited high prices as a deterrent to purchasing sustainable products, according to a report...
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150,000 people have signed the agricultural petition, but that’s not enough
More than 150,000 people have already signed the agricultural petition, but we can’t stop there – said István Nagy, Minister of Agriculture, in a video message posted on his social...
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Agrometeorology: soils continue to replenish
The upper half-meter layer of soils contains a lot of moisture almost nationwide, which means favorable conditions for the strengthening of autumn cereals before winter, and the soils continue to...
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OECD upgrades global GDP growth forecast for 2025
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on Wednesday raised its global economic growth forecast for next year to 3.3 percent from 3.2 percent. The OECD also reaffirmed its...
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Food price increases accelerated to 3.9 percent in October in the OECD, from 3.7 percent in September
Inflation accelerated in the countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in October, year-on-year. According to data published on the website of the Paris-based organization, the rate...
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The Christmas menu may become more expensive: What should we expect during the holiday season?
As the holiday season approaches, many people are already planning their Christmas menus and preparing their budgets. However, this year’s Christmas will not be without price increases. According to experts,...
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Dániel Jellinek spoke about Auchan’s new strategy
In November, it was confirmed that Jellinek Dániel’s Indotek Group, after four years of negotiations, has officially acquired a stake in the Hungarian operations of Auchan. Jellinek’s aim is clear:...
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Biodiversity Conference: Droughts causing damage of 300 billion euros per year on Earth
Global droughts are causing an estimated €300 billion (HUF 124 trillion) in annual damages, according to a UN report presented on the second day of the 16th Biodiversity Conference (COP16)...
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Hungarian Retailers Unite for Charity During the Holiday Season
Seven major Hungarian food retail chains—Aldi, Auchan, Lidl, Penny, SPAR, Tesco, and Metro—are continuing their tradition of supporting those in need during the holiday season. Through donations of food, clothing,...
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Indotek also takes over control of Auchan with a 47 percent stake
Indotek Group’s acquisition of Auchan Hungary Ltd. was completed over the weekend. In addition to a 47 percent stake in the retail company, the real estate investor will also take...
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The wishes of 1,200 disadvantaged children will come true this Christmas
At Christmas, most people plan to donate to sick, disadvantaged or difficult children, according to a recent national representative survey of Yettel Christmas customs. Many people want to know exactly...
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