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FAO supports strong food exports

UN's Food and Agriculture Organization the FAO preserve the producer countries from the introduction of measures, that moderates food exports. According to the communication of Richard China, program development department...

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The poultry sector is suffering fom the lack of feed

Recently, more than 70 thousand one day old ducks were strangled, because the fattening did not found feed supplier. Because of the high feed prices a lot of breeders canceled...

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Large Turkish demand for Hungarian cattle

A large number of Hungarian cattle is imported by the Turks from Békés county, Hungary. Several types of meat, for example leg, thigh, shoulder temporarily disappeared from the shelves of...

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Serious problems in agriculture due to redmud-catastrophe

Devecser, the area affected by the redmud-catastrophe closed a sad harvest: the catastrophe resulted in less than half of the previous year's sunflower and corn – Tibor Kákony, director of...

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2011 is the year of smartphones

Smart phones are catching up – 2011 is going to be the year of smartphones according to a new survey by GKIeNet1. Various appilcations make life easier, therefore 15 percent...

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Wal-Mart lowered its prices

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., said today it plans to reduce prices on fresh fruits and vegetables as part of a broader effort backed by first lady Michelle Obama to sell healthier...

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Hypermarkets and smaller self-service stores are the most popular

When it comes to various factors connected to shop-choice, there is no significant change in Hungary as compared to the previous years. The major issues in focus are quality, freshness...

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Coface had its 15th Country Risk Conference, no change for Hungary

On the occasion of its 15th Country Risk Conference, Coface is expecting a moderate slowdown of the global economy. Among the risks to be monitored are the continued tension with...

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The decline in retail has stopped

In November 2010, the retail stores – on the basis of the calendary adjusted datas – had a similar turnover volume as a year earlier – reports the Central Statistical...

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IMF expects more than four percent increase from the world economy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) calculates with a higher rate economic growth, than projected. According to the IMF; the global economy will increase by 4.4 percent this year, and the...

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A seventy percent increase is needed in food production in the forthcoming decades

A new large global food crisis may hit the world again. Subsidies and custom duties play an important role in its development. These subsidies and custom duties distort the global...

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The EU reduces the supply with frozen pigs

The European Union provided a rapid response for the falling pork prices. According to Dacian Ciolos agriculture commissioner; the decision over the private storage of pork will be born in...

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Four measures of the EU because of the dioxin scandal

The European Commission presented four measures related to the dioxin scandal. The European Commission would introduce the reporting obligations in connection to the production and marketing risks of the product,...

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Consumers are saving worldwide

In most countries of the world consumers are preparing to cut back their spendings in the forthcoming months, due to concerns over job insecurity and the increase of inflation –...

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EU pig sector is on the edge of collapse

In Germany, nearly five thousand animal breeding sites were closed, because of the dioxin scandal, it is likely that meat shortage will occur on the market. Therefore, Font Sándor, chairman...

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GKI composite confidence index rises

GKI's combined gauge of business and consumer confidence measured -6.3 points in January after -7.6 points in December, GKI announced. The seasonally adjusted index has not been this high since...

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Agricultural Office fines hard

The Agricultural Office (MgSzH) has imposed a total of 342.5 million HUF fines again on department stores, mostly because of the violation of the prohibition of selling below the purchase...

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Agrármarketing Centrum: food safety is a top priority

In the past few weeks, plenty of press conferences appeared linked to poisoning, inappropriate, low quality food appearing on the shelves of various EU-members. Food-safety in Hungary is rather strict,...

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Foreign wines are mixed and marketed as Hungarian wines

Thirty percent less grapes were grown in the Balatonboglár wine region last The market it still flooded with cheap, poor-quality foreign wines. Moreover some of these wines are mixed and...

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The price of cocoa reached its annual peak

The price of cocoa has increased to its annual peak in the New York commodity exchange, to 3.34 USD per tonne, which is a 4 percent increase. Alassane Ouattara, the...

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The German minister urges the food chains to open petrol stations

Rainer Brüderle, the German Minister of Economic Affairs encourages the discount food chains, such as Aldi and Lidl to open petrol stations. The Minister expects greater competition and lower prices,...

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Meat controls do not mean a ban on imports

According to a study of a German institute; the dioxin contamination was due to the improper storage of used frying fats for biodiesel production. The Hungarian Meat Association protested against...

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ECB flags risks of inflation, food prices rise

The European Central Bank warned that commodity and food prices could push euro-zone inflation higher, the latest sign of concern from officials about the buildup of price pressures in the...

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The mangalica sector defies against the crisis

The Hungarian mangalica breeders were managed to maintain the Hungarian mangalica breding on the same level, compared to the previous year, despite the difficult economic conditions. Last year, the Hungarian...

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The Hangya Cooperation calls for stronger import controls

According to the views of the Hangya Cooperation; increasing controls are justifiable in the field of food imports, to protect consumer safety and the domestic producers. The organization points out,...

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New packaging invented to prevent food spoilage

Scientists are reporting development and successful lab tests of “killer paper,” a material intended for use as a new food packaging material that helps preserve foods by fighting the bacteria...

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Company executives preparing for sales expansion

Top-level executives expect intensifying competition, volatile and unpredictable markets, shrinking margins and the increasing of the importance of innovation – shows the study of the Ernst & Young, entitled “Competition...

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Uniform rights for all European customers!

Paolo Martinelli, the President of the civil Consumer Protection Organisation (BEUC) of the European Union and Morvay György, President of the National Consumer Protection Organisation (OFE), gave BEUC’s Union consumers...

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New Széchenyi Plan: nearly two billion HUF to apply this year

Until March, the Ministry of National Development (NFM) tenders 1,100 billion HUF European Union tenders in the scope of the New Széchenyi Plan, and then in the rest of the...

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Demján expects the growth of employment from the SMEs

The Hungarian small and medium-sized enterprises need credit and capital – said Demján Sándor, Executive Chairman of the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers (VOSZ). The employment growth can be...

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