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The industrial park in Encs is being developed with eight hundred million forints
Basic infrastructure investments are being carried out with a non-refundable grant of eight hundred million forints, in addition to expanding logistics services, building a new building, and transforming the existing...
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Has the frost become an unexpected economic driving force at Lake Balaton?
Although it is autumn according to the calendar, more and more entrepreneurs in the Balaton region are rethinking the concept of seasonality. According to a recently launched video series, many...
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Lufthansa Systems Hungária is 30 years old: the IT company now employs more than 800 people
Lufthansa Systems and its Hungarian subsidiary, Lufthansa Systems Hungária, are celebrating their 30th anniversary this year. The IT company, part of the Lufthansa Group, has been shaping the digital future...
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AutoWallis has started preparing new green projects
The AutoWallis Green Finance Committee has once again prepared its annual Green Allocation and Environmental Impact Report, which reports on the use of the 6.6 billion forints of funds received...
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We are among the TOP5 exporters in Europe, with wheat and corn driving our exports
Hungary is one of the leaders in European grain exports. According to the analysis of Akcenta experts, in 2024 we sold grain abroad worth 1.93 billion euros (+14% year-on-year). Hungarian...
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NKFH: semolina was recalled from the market due to the presence of foreign matter
Müller Drogéria Magyarország Bt. has initiated a recall of the 500-gram Himmeltau Children’s Grits with Honey product they distribute due to a foreign substance found in it – the National...
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European Parliament votes in favor of “veggie burger ban”
Meat names for plant-based alternatives should be banned if the European Parliament has its way. But whether the ban on terms such as veggie burger and soy sausage will actually...
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Lidl GB To Invest £250m In Price Cuts
The UK arm of German discounter Lidl plans to invest £250 million (€287.9 million) in reducing the prices of everyday items, as it seeks to help shoppers save even more...
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The K&H digital financial assistant handles more and more cases independently
Kate, K&H’s artificial intelligence-based digital financial assistant, is increasingly handling more and more cases for customers as an integral part of the mobile bank – she can now handle 70...
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Carlsberg to invest in UK soft-drinks production
The expansion at Carlsberg’s Rugby site is set to create over 30 new jobs Carlsberg is adding a new soft drinks canning line at its Rugby factory in the UK...
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Hydrogen could soon replace natural gas in brick production
Wienerberger and the University of Miskolc are working on a globally pioneering development for sustainable brick production. In the drying equipment of the building materials manufacturer’s factory in Tiszavasvár, the...
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KSH: in September, consumer prices exceeded the values of the same month of the previous year by an average of 4.3 percent
In September 2025, consumer prices exceeded those of a year earlier by an average of 4.3 percent. Compared to August, prices did not change on average, the Central Statistical Office...
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The European Parliament has adopted a new, stricter definition of meat
The European Parliament will introduce a new, stricter definition of meat on Wednesday, limiting it to only edible parts of animals and excluding products produced in a laboratory or from...
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Honey Trial 2025 – Record prizes and a challenging year for domestic beekeepers
The year 2025 proved to be a greater test than ever for Hungarian beekeepers. In the spring, 30–40 percent of the national bee population died, and the summer drought and...
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The EU would accelerate the spread of artificial intelligence in industry and science
The European Commission has presented a strategy to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence in key industries and the public sector and to put Europe at the forefront of AI-driven...
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The first 100 days, up to 70% discount – and 16.6 tons of food saved!
More than 63,000 products saved, more than 21 million forints saved for customers! – these were the first hundred days of PRÍMA OUTLET. And the best is yet to come!...
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Vitamin shield against the cold – BioTechUSA organic vitamin family for the fall and winter months
As the temperature drops, our bodies are put under increasing strain – making it especially important to supplement our nutrients. BioTechUSA’s latest organically sourced vitamin and mineral formulas help maintain...
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SPAR Dubai’s chocolate-flavored ice cream has become the latest Hungarian export product
The SPAR Regions Treasures program has reached a new milestone: the first shipments of SPAR’s own-brand Dubai chocolate ice cream have left for Croatia and Slovenia. The special ice cream...
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Why do we buy impulsively and what does this mean for webshops?
A significant portion of online purchases are not the result of a pre-planned decision. A product that was not on the shopping list often ends up in the cart in...
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K&H Analyst Commentary: What awaits Hungarian inflation?
Although annual inflation may still be above 4 percent in the next two months, it may slow to 3.7 percent in December. The beginning of next year may start with...
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The battle of digital shelves
The online world of the FMCG sector now goes far beyond a simple web shop. Adapting to trends manifests itself differently for each market player: domestic retail chains are building...
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Metro opens new logistics centre near Bucharest
Metro Romania has opened its first dedicated Food Service Distribution (FSD) warehouse in the immediate vicinity of Bucharest. The joint development with Belgian logistics company WDP is the result of...
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Digital Accessibility: Are All Websites Affected? Myths, Reality, and a French Warning
On June 28, 2025, the regulation on digital accessibility came into force in Hungary, which transposed the European Accessibility Act (EAA) into domestic law. Is it mandatory for all websites...
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$966 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson – company appeals
A Los Angeles jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson (J&J) to pay a total of $966 million (more than 325 billion forints) in damages in the case of Mae Moore,...
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Research: tramadol’s effectiveness in chronic pain is questionable
A recent Danish study published in the journal BMJ Evidence Based Medicine suggests that the widely used drug tramadol has limited effectiveness in treating chronic pain, while the risk of...
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NKFH: distributor recalls fermented black garlic due to unapproved pesticide content
The distributor has recalled fermented black garlic from the market due to unauthorized pesticide content – the National Trade and Consumer Protection Authority (NKFH) told MTI on Wednesday. According to...
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MAGIC MILK lactose free cooking crea, 20% 0,5 l
With its nearly three decades of history, the Magic Milk brand pays special attention to ensuring that its full range of essential dairy products is also available in lactose-free version....
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Müller expands use of AI for shelf placement and pricing
Drugstore chain Müller is deepening its partnership with software provider Relex Solutions by introducing new AI-powered features to optimize shelf placement, pricing strategies, and promotional planning. The goal is to...
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This is what the households of the future will be like: large machines will take the burden off our shoulders
Imagine that our washing machine tells us in advance when it needs a little care, or that our refrigerator automatically switches to energy-saving mode when we are not at home....
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Amazon Launches New Private-Label Food Brand In The US
Amazon has launched a new private-label food brand, offering more than 1,000 quality food items rated four stars or above by customers. The new range, titled Amazon Grocery, brings the...
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