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SB Award: Superbrands Hungary is turning 7

This was the seventh time independent jury members consisting of experts sat together in Hungary to list the best Hungarian products winning the title Superbrands and Business Superbrands. The prestious...

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Christmas preparations: we are getting more and more conscious

The population is getting prepared for this year's Christmas in a rather modest way – a new survey carried out by Budapest Bank pointed out. The money spent on presents...

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How green are consumers really?

When it comes to sustainable consumption, considerations of cost and use generally outweigh concern for the environment. However, in other areas, such as the national energy supply or waste disposal/recycling,...

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SzEK: the fifth of the annual online spending is during the Christmas season

People purchasing for Christmas for an average of 14,000 forints on the web, spending the most online in the November-December period – told the Association for E-commerce Non-Profit Association (SzEK)...

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Turkey suspended the imports of Hungarian cattle

Turkey has suspended the imports of Hungarian cattle  – confirmed the information Wagenhoffer Zsombor, Executive Director of the Hungarian National Association of Hungarian Stockbreeders (MÁSZ). According to Wagenhoffer Zsombor, the...

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Foil producing can save the production of paprika

The increasing awareness for PDO products and the growing spread of lead foil producing can result in an increase of pepper growing areas – was said at the Renaissance of...

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RSM DTM: The VAT traps of coupon purchasing

On the domestic market of community shopping portals, that have a 3 to 3.5 billion  net sales such services and products have starded to be distributed in the recent past,...

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The EU VAT system may be transformed

The European Commission is trying to renew the obsolete European Union VAT system. Brussels proposed a reform on the EU VAT system. “More than 20 percent of the national incomes...

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Hungarians prefer to discuss health issues with the pharmacist

Hungarians tend to discuss their health-problems with their pharmacist way more often than the European average would. Most people turn to the pharmacist for advice due to nasal congestion, cough,...

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Vitamin D needs to be substituted by healthy food

Vitamin D’s big claim to fame was that it prevented rickets, a serious bone deformity that can affect kids and babies. Because vitamin D is not widespread in the food...

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The second half of the special dairy support payment has been started

The Agriculture and Rural Development Agency (MVH) started to  pay out the second half of this year's special dairy support. The affected dairy farmers can expect the support to their...

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Another 50 Chinese companies will debut in the Asia Center

Another fifty Chinese companiey will debut in the next few days  in the Asia Center (CBTC). The China Brand Trade Center started the work in June presenting the products of...

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Hipercom: Santa Claus in special offer leaflets

It is not a surprise that a few days before the Day of Santa Claus, special offer leaflets have been filled with various seasonal candy offers. Hipercom's monitoring database examined...

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European retail sales increased

Monthly retail sales increased both in the European Union and in the euro zone in October. On a monthly comparison,  the volume of retail sales increased by 0.4 percent in...

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Magazine: Christmas time: things we spend our money on and things we can do without

More than half of Hungarian households buy fondant candy during the Christmas season. Jelly versions have been the most popular for years and typically we buy our fondant candy pre-packaged...

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Vietnamese rain makes the coffee more expensive

Coffee prices rose to their almost seven-week peak in London, after the traders worry that the rainy weather in Vietnam may cause difficulties in recharging the stocks – reports Bloomberg...

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Winegrowers will be able to sell more wine

Starting from 1st January, winegrowers will have an easier time selling their products, as it will be a serious simplification that from now on, wine can be sold in the...

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Digital receipt

With Christmas approaching more and more stores introduce digital receipts in the USA. At the checkout the cashier offers to send the receipt to the buyer via e-mail. Sears already...

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An early shopping fever broke out – to the delight of retailers

NRF – the world’s biggest retail organisation surveyed 8,500 people and found that 51.4 percent of North American shoppers have already started buying Christmas presents. At the same time retailers...

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Retail companies spend the most on advertising

According to Nielsen, in Germany the number of stores decreased by 1,100 from one year to another. On the 82 million-strong market there are 46,425 hyper- and supermarkets, discount stores...

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Life is getting costlier in Europe too

In October Eurostat recorded a 3-percent inflation level – the same as in the previous month – in the euro area. The situation is worse in the EU-27 as the...

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Industrial price increase was less significant

In September industrial production prices augmented by 3.3 percent from August. Domestic sales prices of the processing industries were 1.5 percent higher than in August. If compared with the same...

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Many dairy farmers quit

Data from the Agricultural Economics Research Institute (AKI) and KSH’s market price information system (PÁIR) reveal that the production price of raw milk was HUF 85.85/kg in September, up 1...

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The meat business is buzzing

In September foreign trade continued to grow and KSH registered the year’s highest export level: export amounted to HUF 2,024 billion and import was in the value of HUF 1,809...

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Message from the shop floor: don’t forget to buy batteries for your devices!

Zita Sebők, marketing manager of Energizer Magyarország Kft. told our magazine that the average shopper buys batteries every second month. Most of the time they choose products with familiar packaging,...

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More seasonal and more promotion-dependent wet condiments

Nielsen data about the first half of 2011 indicate that so far there has not been a decline in demand for wet condiments. Kinga Vichor, Unilever Hungary’s dressings deployment assistant...

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Sales have become somewhat more concentrated

Among dry condiments the mayonnaise category is the biggest, with annual sales above HUF 6 billion, according to Nielsen data for the September 2010-August 2011 period. Retail sales were up...

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Demand has shifted towards poultry wieners

Wiener remains an important element on the New Year’s Eve table. Boglárka Grabant, marketing manager of Sága Foods told our magazine that in December 2010 wiener sales soared by 53...

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Wiener sales improved in terms of both value and volume

November-December is wiener season indeed: last year 21 percent of total volume sales was realised in this period, just like a year before. According to the Nielsen Retail Index, retail...

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Dedication and the quality-oriented approach remain

Jens Hillebrand was named Wiesbauer-Dunahús’ managing director early this year. He worked for the company for seven years under the leadership of Dr Endre Tamás, who taught him a lot....

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