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Wine from Italy can also be delivered by plane
Travel just got easier at several Italian airports. According to a report by ANSA, new regulations have come into effect at terminals equipped with next-generation scanners. The changes include three...
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ESET: Cybercriminals use psychological manipulation to trap users in order to obtain data
Cybercriminals use social engineering to trick users into giving them information. According to ESET’s latest cyber threat report, for example, the ClickFix malware, which attacks with fake error messages, is...
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You have to pay for advice: a new era begins for travel agencies
A growing number of travel agencies around the world are introducing advisory fees for their services, according to a recent international study by the World Travel Agents Associations Alliance. The...
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Slovenia sees increase in tourist arrivals in first six months of the year
In the first six months of the year, 2.8 million tourists visited Slovenia and spent 6.9 million guest nights, an 8.4 percent increase in the number of guests and 7.7...
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LVMH’s six-month profit falls 22 percent, revenue falls 4 percent
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA, the world’s largest luxury goods company, reported a year-on-year decline in after-tax profit and revenue in the first six months of this year. The...
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Consumer Protection Authority: Family Frost recalled quick-frozen potato croquettes
Family Frost Ltd. has recalled pre-baked, quick-frozen potato croquettes due to mineral oil contamination, and consumption of the product may pose a health risk, the National Trade and Consumer Protection...
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Farmers in Székely can always count on the government’s help
No matter what happens, it is fundamental for us that every Hungarian is responsible for every Hungarian, we act in this spirit and help farmers who have found themselves in...
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Müller invests in UK dairy plant
Müller plans to invest in a liquid milk and milk powders plant in the UK the German group bought last year with the acquisition of Yew Tree Dairy, which Müller...
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The use of certain acetamiprid-containing pesticides will change from mid-August due to the reduction of the limit value
According to the European Commission Regulation*, the residue limits permitted for the acetamiprid active ingredient in certain plant products will be changed from 19 August 2025. The measure is based...
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ASF also appears in wild boars near the border in Croatia
African swine fever (ASF) virus has also been detected in samples taken from wild boars near the outbreaks of domestic pigs in Osijek-Baranja County, Croatia. The infected animals were killed...
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Carrefour sells Italian branch to NewPrinces Group
Carrefour has entered into a binding agreement with NewPrinces Group with a view to selling all its activities in Italy. The food retailer announced this in the margins of strong...
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Regulations for nitrate-sensitive areas to change from the end of July
Due to the amendment of Decree 59/2008. (IV. 29.) FVM, the regulations for Good Agricultural Practice to be observed in nitrate-sensitive areas will change. The new regulations will be valid...
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Hospitality and tourism studies gain popularity in Hungary
Once again, the hospitality and tourism bachelor’s programme has proven to be one of the most popular choices among Hungarian university applicants. Over 10,000 applications were submitted for the programme...
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Fair trade grows by 11% in Germany
Fair trade sales in Germany rose by 11% in 2024 to €2.6 billion, according to the Forum Fairer Handel’s annual press conference. Coffee and chocolate drove much of the growth...
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Priority goal: renewal of livestock farms
The Ministry of Agriculture has made the first support decisions in the tender aimed at renewing livestock farms: in the first round, 209 investments will receive support, worth a total...
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Does food become more expensive because it passes through too many hands? – Tamás Éder spoke about supply chains and the illusion of “shortening”
Many people believe that food prices could be cut if products were transported from the farm to the table through fewer actors. The concept of a shorter supply chain is...
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“This is a political product” – The Secretary General of the Hungarian National Confederation of Trade Unions spoke about the margin freeze and the retail crisis
It cannot be justified professionally, but it can remain – this is how the current situation of the margin stop can be summarized, which Katalin Neubauer, Secretary General of the...
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Record number of returns: Kifli.hu customers return half a million bottles per month
More than 2.6 million bottles returned in a few months – Kifli.hu customers are becoming more and more aware of sustainability. In May and June, over 500 thousand beverage packaging...
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The newest SPAR store in Szombathely opened with an investment of more than one billion
SPAR Hungary has opened its newest supermarket in Szombathely, on Kiskar Street, as a result of an investment of more than 1 billion forints. The store, with a sales area...
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Momentán Udvar and Rossmann together again in the Valley of the Arts
Rossmann joined the Momentán Udvar programs at the 34th Valley of Arts this year, where the conversation and improvisational performance titled “Radar with Lilu” drew attention to the importance of...
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FAO recognizes young farmers
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is inviting nominations for the Young Farmers of Europe and Central Asia Award. The initiative aims to celebrate and support...
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Coca-Cola introduces a new cola
Coca-Cola announced that it will be adding a new product to its U.S. lineup this fall that will use U.S. cane sugar as a sweetener instead of traditional high-fructose corn...
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Choking hazard pacifiers and toxic raincoats: EU investigates flood of Temu and Shein products
Pacifiers that can cause choking, sunglasses without UV filters, cosmetics containing banned chemicals – these are just a few examples of the problematic products that have entered the European Union...
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Therefore, we should not believe in tempting diets – an ill-considered diet can do more harm than good.
Ice cream, chips, fast food: many people swear that they will now pay more attention to their diet. At such times, it is easy to be tempted by diets found...
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Cocoa processing in Europe is falling
The volume of cocoa processing in Germany fell significantly in the second quarter of 2025, according to new data from the German Confectionery Industry Association (BDSI). German processing companies ground...
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WWF: World Overconsumption Day has arrived earlier than ever before
In 2025, Earth Hour Day has arrived earlier than ever before – more than a week earlier than last year. The trend is worrying: humanity is increasingly using up the...
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Unexpected duo: Hungarian grandmother taught Spanish star chef how to make strudel
Dani García’s gastronomic adventure in Hungary has continued. Bibo Budapest’s menu is constantly being updated with dishes inspired by Hungarian cuisine – and the permanent menu also includes a new...
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Companies are recruiting more cautiously now than they planned at the beginning of the year
The average number of applicants remains particularly high in the Hungarian labor market, but in the second quarter of 2025, the overall number of applicants decreased by 2.6% compared to...
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Ragweed season is in full swing – it’s worth paying attention to your textiles too
This year, the ragweed season may start in the last week of July, and in our country, more and more people are affected by allergy symptoms: according to some data,...
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Children under 14 excluded: new rules in Budapest spas
A new restriction is coming into effect in the capital’s baths: the Rudas and Széchenyi baths will no longer accept guests under the age of 14. Although no official explanation...
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