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Many gas stations in Hungary are affected by the government’s unexpected announcement
The government will continue to support small gas stations, for this purpose it has set aside HUF 18.5 billion – said the State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture responsible...
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Grocery boosts Walmart sales, but profits fall on inflation in Q2
Walmart posted a better-than-expected performance for the second quarter, with companywide revenue and earnings beating analyst estimates. Market share gains in food categories, “strong” private label sales and higher-than-average tickets...
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There is a huge price explosion in Hungarian accommodation
Holiday habits have changed a lot in recent years due to the pandemic, only one thing is constant: Hungarians are still particularly price-sensitive, i.e. the price of accommodation has the...
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Lidl and Aldi second only to Tesco for UK market share
Discount supermarkets Lidl and Aldi are currently second only to Tesco for UK market share, with a combined share of 16.1%, according to the latest Kantar data. Lidl and Aldi have...
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SPAR Opens Its First Supermarket In Latvia
Retail giant SPAR has opened its first supermarket in Latvia in the city of Saldus, 120 kilometres west of Riga. In 2021, SPAR International granted a licence to operate the brand in...
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Hungary is now free of bird flu, but thousands of poultry were slaughtered again in the Netherlands
All 5,000 laying hens were killed in the Dutch egg-producing farm where bird flu infection was identified in the morning hours, and the poultry stocks of seven other farms located...
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Polish and Serbian fruit growers do not want to leave plums on the trees
Due to low fruit prices, fruit growers are faced with a dilemma: should they continue harvesting or should they stop? It is easy to say that this should be done,...
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According to AM, the significantly higher grape prices than last year are justified
The estimates for the low grape harvest and the grape price forecasts awaiting the approval of the wine regions justify significantly higher grape prices than last year during this year’s...
Read moreAccording to the state secretary responsible for forests, logging will still take place within a regulated framework
Even after the amendment of the decree on the regulation of logging, experts from forestry, the nature conservation authority and the national parks will control all logging in the same...
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Agricultural producer prices in Germany slowed down in June
Agricultural producer prices in Germany rose by 1.9 percent less than the previous month, by 33.9 percent, according to the Monday report of the German Federal Statistical Office, Destatis. In...
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K&H: The Russian-Ukrainian conflict affects the operation of almost all large Hungarian companies
Fewer and fewer large domestic companies expect the end of the Russian-Ukrainian military conflict this year, even though the international situation is very decisive for them in terms of their...
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Starting school: notebooks and drawing sheets will be 30-50 percent more expensive
The 2022/23 academic year will start in two weeks. Back-to-school sales have already started in stores, and parents have a long list of what they still need to buy for...
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It is important to pay attention to the dangers of must gas
The Ministry of Technology and Industry (TIM) draws attention to the dangers of must gas in a post uploaded to its Facebook page on Sunday. They indicated that, since the...
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Hungarians are already comparing the price of notebooks: starting school in times of economic crisis
Compared to July, the number of searches related to the school jumped enormously. The various school bags achieved almost 10,000 clicks and searches related to sets increased by nearly 400...
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Rice fields can also dry out by mass
The rice fields are also drying up in the Pó river valley, which is already threatening the cultivation of risotto rice this year. The current drought may affect rice cultivation...
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A fine of HUF 980,000 can also hit Hungarians in the tourist paradise
Anybody who swims in the sea on Mallorca’s popular beaches despite the prohibition sign can be fined up to HUF 980,000. The new rules came into force recently and the...
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PENNY encourages conscious consumption
PENNY encourages conscious consumption. In addition to complying with the relevant legislation, PENNY’s 227 stores operating in Hungary will be uniformly closed on Saturday, the holiday of the founding of...
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A new flavour by Coca-Cola, specially for younsters
Coca-Cola is launching Dreamworld — the fourth and final of its Coca-Cola “Creations” flavors in 2022 — that the beverage giant says allows consumers to explore “what a dream tastes like.”...
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There will be no more price increases on the raw material front, a decrease is expected
Raw material costs have hit their peak and prices are set to soften, according to the latest forecasts, bringing welcome relief to ailing consumer goods manufacturers, according to a report...
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Milka’s softest ever formula already in stores (x)
Chocolate design, packaging and formula have been renewed recently – Milka presents its softest chocolate yet with a new design, packaging and bold typography, all of which express the creamy...
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It is not only thirst that torments Dutch orchardists
In addition to the lack of water, heat waves and strong sunlight also leave their mark on the apple orchards. According to experts, where the fruit trees were not watered,...
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Tesco moves towards self-stervice checkouts due customer demands
Tesco says goodbye to staffed checkouts as it prioritises self-service in store revamp. A number of staffed checkouts will remain in place but the move will see a significant change...
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The hidden power in food waste: biomethane could serve as alternative of Russian gas
Biological waste found at every step of the food chain can replace a fifth of Russian gas imports. According to the European Biogas Association (EBA), by 2050 the amount of...
Read moreJ&J To End Global Sales Of Talc-Based Baby Powder
Johnson & Johnson will stop selling talc-based baby powder globally in 2023, the drugmaker said, more than two years after it ended US sales of a product that drew thousands of consumer...
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Contractual agricultural water applicants receive the required quantity
The water directorates are still able to meet contractual agricultural water needs, the National Water Directorate General told MTI on Friday. The OVF points out: in the first seven months...
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The future of successful agriculture is digitization and robotization
The future of successful agriculture is digitization and robotization, and the use of precision tools, as this can significantly influence its efficiency already at sowing, as well as the dynamics...
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The possibilities of breeding Hungarian variegated cattle lie in sustainability in the future
The Ministry of Agriculture places even more emphasis on voluntary and incentive programs in order to prioritize environmentally and climate-conscious agriculture. Anikó Juhász spoke at the Tolna county agricultural forum...
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We have good news for farmers: the increase in agricultural producer prices accelerated again in June
After the previous month’s stagnation, the increase in agricultural producer prices accelerated again in June: after 45.4 percent in May, purchase prices were on average 48.3 percent higher in June...
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Inflation appears belatedly in e-commerce
In most cases, strong market competition delays the price increase of products sold online, the price comparison portal Olcsóbbat.hu concluded, in connection with the fact that it examined the annual...
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Facilitating temporary labor can also cause wage tension
It has become easier to employ third-country nationals, including workers from the Asian region, through qualified labor agencies. In addition to the fact that, due to the lack of labor...
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