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FAO: Global food commodity prices drop further in April
World food commodity prices declined for the third month in a row during April, as the economic and logistical impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in significant contractions in demand...
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Expanding cereal crop circles
2019 was a good year for cereal products, but we might be surprised if we take a closer look. For instance Levente Németh, marketing manager of Nestlé Hungária Kft. informed...
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(HU) Az ALDI Utazás akár 100%-ban visszatéríti a lemondott utazás árát
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Nestlé Joins The European Clean Trucking Alliance
Nestlé has joined the newly-formed European Clean Trucking Alliance along with other European companies. The coalition, launched today (15 July), aims to accelerate the decarbonisation of road freight transport in...
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European Salmon Sales To China Slowly Recovering After Virus Scare
European exports of farmed salmon to China are gradually restarting after a temporary halt due to a coronavirus scare, two exporters and Norway’s seafood marketing organisation said. Many Chinese buyers halted imports...
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Britain’s Co-op To Source Own-Brand Bread From Jacksons
Britain’s Co-operative Group has announced that it will source bread for its private-label range from Jacksons, a Yorkshire-based baker. Jacksons, a sixth-generation family baking business from Hull in Yorkshire, will...
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Recalibrated Consumption Dynamics in a COVID-19 Altered World
As many markets across the globe begin to ease living restrictions and many consumers start to take tentative steps outside their homes, the world they are returning to is far...
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From Wednesday, the country of origin must also be indicated for poultrymeat, sheepmeat and goatmeat offered from the counter.
From Wednesday, in the case of poultry, sheep and goat meat offered from the counter, the country of origin must also be indicated, and in the case of vegetables and...
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Home delivery of the SPAR online shop is already available around Lake Velence
Home delivery of the SPAR online shop has started in nine settlements around Lake Velence. “Our company’s online shop service, launched last year, is growing in popularity, so we are...
Read moreFidelity European retail begins to recover, but luxury goods market lacks cash buyers
As Europe is slowly recovering from the restrictions caused by the pandemic, the first data show that retail, one of the most loss-making sectors, may be experiencing a resurgence in...
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Gyulai Dry Sausage is an international success without additives
Covid or not Covid. With more than 800 food and beverage manufacturers around the world were nominated for this competition, 1,510 products deserved some sort of certification in a blind...
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Lidl’s fourth logistics center is under construction
Lidl Hungary is building a new 62,000 square meter logistics center in Ecser, Pest County with a total investment value of 35 billion HUF. 1 billion 200 million HUFcomes from...
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Sally, the salad bar savior
The self-service salad bar stations were fresh spots in the supermarkets and catering units. Here, everyone could put together a salad to match their own tastes. As the pandemic forced...
Read moreMedium grain yield is expected in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county
Despite the extreme weather, medium yields are expected in autumn crops in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county, which is the largest part of the sown area -the county president of the National Chamber...
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The Hungarian National Gastronomic Association has concluded a cooperation agreement with the Chamber of Agriculture
The National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) and the Hungarian National Gastronomic Association (MNGSZ) have concluded a cooperation agreement – NAK informed MTI. Mutual assistance contributes to the development of both...
Read moreDespite expectations, China’s foreign trade turnover increased in June
Contrary to the expectations, both Chinese exports and imports expanded in June as austerity measures taken due to the coronavirus pandemic were eased in more and more countries. According to...
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Plants also eat plastic
According to a recent research, plastic waste not only pollutes the waters of the seas and oceans, but as it turned out, in addition to animals, plants are also able...
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Industrial production in the euro area was weaker than expected in May
In May, industrial production in the euro area declined more than expected year-on-year and grew less than in April, according to a report by Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office....
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Mercarius says life goes in the operative leasing market
According to László Rónai-Horst, managing director of fleet management specialist Mercarius Flottakezelő Kft., companies will be forced to return cars in certain sectors, but otherwise life goes on in Hungary’s...
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(HU) Zsidai Roy: rengeteg fővárosi étterem bezárhat
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(HU) Áruházidinnye-kedvcsináló – A nap videója
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Diageo To Launch Johnnie Walker Whiskey In Paper Bottles In 2021
Johnnie Walker scotch whiskey will be available in plastic-free bottles from early 2021, Diageo Plc has announced, as the world’s biggest spirits maker ramps up efforts to tackle plastic waste....
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Amazon set to build first robotic fulfilment centre in Australia
Amazon plans to build its first robotic fulfilment centre, and the largest, in Australia, in a bid to speed up online orders processing time and increase its competitiveness. The new...
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Danone and Diageo one step closer to carbon neutrality
On the 1st July, Danone announced that an independent global climate change and sustainability consultancy had certified Danone Wexford – a plant in Ireland that produces baby milk – as carbon...
Read moreThe end of June brought prosperity into the shopkeeper world
In June, we bought more week by week, according to checkout data, and in the end there was only a 1 percent monthly lag in receipt data – blokkk.com wrote....
Read moreThe price of cherries increased significantly
Vendors can ask for up to 1,300 forints per kilogram of Hungarian cherries at the Budapest Wholesale Market, which is almost twice the price of 600-720 forints per kilogram of...
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Lidl special products are specially marked
Lidl Magyarország is introducing a new labeling system that allows its health-conscious and food-intolerant customers to navigate through the products much faster and easier and buy the one that works...
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Smart foods in more and more counties
The range of manufacturers and distributors of smart foods in Hungary has expanded with a new member. The Royal Sütőde Kft. will soon supply Bács-Kiskun county and some parts of...
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Contactless solutions by Coca-Cola Freestyle
Coca-Cola Freestyle is rolling out its latest technology innovation – contactless pouring from a smartphone – as the coronavirus pandemic continues to reshape the foodservice industry and consumer behavior overall,...
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The market of Balatonszárszó is popular
One of the quietest settlements on the shores of Lake Balaton is Balatonszárszó, which has about two thousand permanent inhabitants and preserves the real village environment. About a hundred meters...
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