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In-store credit market to grow

According to Cetelem research, the most in-store credit have got the Englishs and Germans. In Middle-Europe Polishs, Hungarians, Serbians and Russians have huge credit to pay back. In Hungary the...

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Illegal sausage plant in Pilisszentivan

Controllers found the manufacturer by the bill of delivery. The sausages were produced in a back accommodation of a villa in Pilisszentivan. The plant hasn't any admission, the raw material...

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Kofola Buys Slovak Non-Alcoholic Wine Brand

The Czech company becomes Coke Zero competitor with bez soda launch. Czech beverage firm Kofola has acquired the “Vinea” brand, also known as the “non-alcoholic wine” from Slovak wine producer...

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M&S Reported To Be Discussing Moves Into India And Israel

Marks & Spencer is in talks with India's Reliance Retail for an equal joint-venture for apparel, food and cafes, according Economic Times, citing unnamed sources. A deal could be reached...

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Less handicraft wine, but solid image by Monarchia

The trade company decreases its wine offer and building a strong brand. The Hungarian member of the Monarchia Matt International group, Monarchia Winery cut down its bidding from 25 to...

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Supermarket giants in online price war

Britain's biggest supermarkets are preparing for a fierce online price war to gain market share and lure shoppers away from rivals.  Escalating competition between the dominant players prompted one executive...

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Wal-Mart doesn't grow its suppliers from China

The retail giant is present with shops in China, but doesn't believes in the product made there.  Wal-Mart said it will continue to source an estimated $9 billion of manufactured...

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Developments at Hungexpo

In the latest phase of improvements made by owner GL events, construction has been launched on Pavilion G.Gross exhibition space there will be 9,504 sq m, the indoor high 12...

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Anheuser-Busch Considering Counter-bid For Scottish & Newcastle

Anheuser-Busch reported to be examining whether to launch a last-ditch counter-offer for Scottish & Newcastle, the UK's biggest brewer. According to an unsourced article in the Sunday Times newspaper, the...

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The Most Easter Eggs are Sold in the hypers

According to Nielsen Research Company the sales in the 401-2500 sm stores growth from 25 to 28%.Last year the sales of easter choko figures fall down with 9%, altough 900...

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Subway Ads with Full-service Agency

ReVISION won the tender of the restaurant chain. The exclusive ad partner of Subway plans and buys the media for the company. Nearby the casual communication effects, the winner tender...

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Camel Gets a Makeover

Though the enduring image of the Camel has not changed in the updated packaging, the animal is surrounded by a fresh look. The box also touts the brand's history: “Since...

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P&G joined to P.R.I.S.M.

Research shows that 70% of final purchase decisions are made at the shelves.  In 2006 Nielsen Company made a substantial progress in formulating a new in-store media metric. PRISM (Pioneering...

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The food retail decreased in December

In the year's last month the retail sales enriched HUF 690 billion, it was 11.2% of year's volume.The volume of retail sales adjusted for calendar effects decreased by 3.0% in...

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dm- The Best Workplace for Women

Last year the drugstore chain won „The Most Family Friendly Company” award, this year it get „The Best Workplace for Women” award too.  On the tender, set up by Association...

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Director of Pecsi Beer Manufacture leaves the company

Andras Csengõ leads the company, belongs to Austrian Ottakringer-Group, since 2005.  The manager leaves the company on 1. March because of strategic clash of opinion, but he is still the...

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Cadbury to Plan 250 Million euro Investments in Poland

Poland has been in competition with other Eastern and Central European countries for the Cadbury business, which could create 1,000 jobs.  Cadbury is already present on the Polish confectionery market...

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Remaking the in Hungary 10 Years Old Praktiker

The „Do it yourself” store chain has 17 units in the country, but it plans new stores in the next years. The company has festal ad campagne, organised by its...

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Tesco Calls For Ban On Sale Of Cheap Alcohol

Tesco has called for the Government to introduce new laws to ban the sale of cut-price alcohol amid growing concern over the levels of binge drinking.  Tesco's chief executive, is...

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Podravka Opens Semi-Industrial Laboratory

The value of this investment was 5 millions kunas. In the 400 square meters building the Podravka experts creating completely new products and improving the existing ones.  The semi-industrial laboratory...

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REWE/ADEG deal may face EU regulatory hurdle

Austria's largest supermarket group REWE (Billa, Merkur, Penny) has announced that it wants to increase its interest in fourth-largest supermarket chain ADEG from 24.9 to 75 per cent.  The experts...

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The new consumer protection action started on the market at Feny street

On the first station of „Springtime” operational the authorities didn't find big anomalies.   30 kilo meat was suppressed and some vegetable were must to be controled, but nothing was...

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Hungarian Trade Association believes in strong supervising but…

The association agrees with the goal of the control chain, but ask the authorities to harmonize the default and the fine.  The association advises to its members not to allow...

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Naturella Oazis by P&G

The company imagines green oazis in five Hungarian cities. The action started on 2 February in Budapest, after Debrecen and Pecs, this weekend the Naturella Oazis stands in Gyor, the...

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Kofola sales up 15% in 2007

Czech non-alcoholic drinks producer Kofola had Kc4.553bn sales in Central Europe last year, its sales in the Czech Republic jumped by 32.2 percent to Kc3.035bn.  The growth came mainly thanks...

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Interest In Fairtrade Doubles in Britain

Ethical shopping is moving into the mainstream as shoppers become increasingly informed about how food is produced. British shoppers bought Fairtrade products, people are taking a renewed interest in where...

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In spite of high raw material costs Nestle's profit rose by 16%

In 2007, consolidated sales of the Nestlé Group amounted to CHF 107.6 billion, an increase of 9.2% over the same period last year.  This was driven by organic growth of...

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Bunge Buys German Margarine Maker Walter Rau

Established in 1903, Rau, which has a turnover of 130 million euro, employs 280 staff at its sites in Kleve and Hilter.   This interconnection is intended to integrate Rau...

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Henkel innovation award for successful products

This year’s award ceremony took place on Henkel Innovation Day. Celebrated for the first time on February 14 at all Company sites in the 125 countries around the world in...

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Since February Univer products got new packiging

The 60 years old company changed the outlook of – traditional Univer product- mayonnaise. The Hungarian Product logó will not disappear.  The new plastic flacons are effeminate, on the label...

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