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GVH: When shopping online, everyone should only order from trusted web stores
When shopping online, it is worth being careful, it is important that everyone only order from reliable, well-known web stores and check the contact details (address, phone number). If there...
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The British Ministry of Agriculture has lifted the import ban on Hungarian meat products
The UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has lifted its ban on Hungarian meat products with effect from Thursday. The ministry declared the previous day that it...
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Many households spend 60,000 per month on cleaning
While few people could afford it before, now it has become an increasingly common part of everyday life to call a cleaner to their home. In addition to the lack...
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Anikó Raisz: the green transition must strengthen the competitiveness of European economies, including the Hungarian economy
Hungary would like to see a green transition that strengthens the competitiveness of European economies, including the Hungarian economy, rather than reducing or possibly destroying it, the State Secretary for...
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New record – Diverse students spend 1 billion forints in September
Hungary’s largest platform offering student discounts, Diverzum, is breaking records in September, thanks to its more than 200,000 active users with student status, its own developed, data-driven recommendation system, and...
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Carrefour Acquires Super A In Argentina
Carrefour Argentina has acquired the Super A supermarket chain, which operates 16 stores in the western province of Mendoza, for an undisclosed amount. This move has significantly boosted Carrefour’s expansion...
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Slimmer wings, greener flying – Hungarian researchers are working on the development of the aircraft of the future
A few decades ago, flying was a rare luxury, but today it is a natural part of many of our lives. Summer vacation, a few days of sightseeing, a business...
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Coca-Cola Europacific Partners JV eyes largest factory in Philippines
The construction of the site north of Manila has started, the venture confirmed. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners’ joint venture in the Philippines has started a project to build its biggest plant...
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Egg market 2025: rising prices, declining production and new export opportunities
The global egg industry is facing a simultaneous decline in production, a decline in demand and a rise in prices in 2025. A decline is expected in the United States,...
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Artificial meat: revolutionary innovation or uncertain future?
Lab-grown, also known as cultured or cell-based meat, is increasingly at the center of discussions about sustainable food production. The essence of it is that it is grown from animal...
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The Greek investor received a red light: the future of Alföldi Tej is uncertain
On September 16, Minister for National Economy Márton Nagy announced that the government blocked the acquisition of Alföldi Tej Ltd.. According to sources familiar with the deal, the buyer would...
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Invasive Eastern horse hornet nests discovered for the first time in Slovenia
Invasive Eastern horse hornet nests have been discovered for the first time in Slovenia: experts from the Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association (CZS) identified the presence of the dangerous insect in the...
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Ismét díjazza a kiemelkedő hazai üzletembereket az EY
Az EY idén is keresi azokat a magyar vállalkozókat, akik rátermettségükkel, újító szellemiségükkel és kimagasló üzleti teljesítményükkel helyet kaphatnak az EY Az Év Üzletembere Díj nyerteseinek exkluzív klubjában. A független...
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Hungarian-based industrial real estate developer writes a success story
HelloParks, an industrial real estate developer belonging to the Futureal Group, is celebrating its fifth anniversary, completing the development of more than 500,000 square meters of warehouse space in the...
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UBM closes acquisition of Agrifirm Hungary Zrt.
The UBM group has successfully closed the acquisition of Agrifirm Hungary Zrt., which is part of the Dutch Royal Agrifirm Group, and will continue its activities under the name UBM...
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Fraudsters misuse the names of CyberShield and a grocery store chain
Fraudsters are misusing the names of Cyber Shield and a grocery store chain, and it is advisable for affected citizens to contact the police, the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) told...
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Corporate operations are changing – you can no longer stay competitive by simply cutting costs
Companies are increasingly looking for new types of partners in the managed services market. Traditional outsourcing is no longer enough: according to the latest research from KPMG, nearly three-quarters of...
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#NoBirdFlu: new toolkit on avian influenza available
A new communication toolkit jointly published by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Commission is helping farmers and farm workers to protect themselves against avian influenza. In...
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New directions in warehousing
In the warehousing sector the regulatory environment is undergoing big changes: the introduction of the Logistics Park certification from 2025 set a new entry threshold, especially for larger capacity providers....
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MBH Bank: The forint can certainly remain strong until the end of the year
The forint exchange rate has strengthened to a two-year high in recent days, and its momentum against the euro may persist for the rest of the year. The strength of...
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Nébih at OMÉK: knowledge, entertainment and tasting
The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) will also participate in the 82nd National Agricultural and Food Industry Exhibition and Fair (OMÉK) between 18-21 September 2025. The event, which presents...
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K&H: How much does an apartment with a Home Start loan cost?
The Home Start Program was launched in September, and in the first few days, more than a thousand applications were received by K&H. Under the program, those affected can purchase...
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What would István Csók say about tablet banking?
If Oktogon could tell a story, perhaps it would first talk about how many horse-drawn carriages have rattled past it, how many gentlemen in checkered coats have entered Abbázia for...
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Inflation in Austria accelerated to 4.1 percent in August
Austria’s annual consumer price inflation rose to 4.1 percent in August, the fastest since March last year, after a 3.6 percent increase in July, the Austrian statistical office (Bundesanstalt Statistik...
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Poultry feeds accounted for nearly half of last year’s feed production
In Hungary, mixing plants produced 3.8 million tons of farm animal feed mixtures in 2024, 4.1 percent more than the previous year. Poultry feeds accounted for 48.3 percent (1.84 million...
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More from less – this is how the world is cooking in 2025
Euromonitor has published the results of its recent 100-country research on key trends shaping the cooking ingredients and ready meals market. It has identified five main trends with a significant...
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Consumer consciousness is limited by our wallets
According to PwC’s Voice of the Consumer survey, which summarises the opinions of more than 21,000 consumers in 28 countries, shoppers would primarily buy food products that are in line...
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EcoVadis recognition: Lucart once again among the global sustainability leaders
Lucart, an Italian multinational paper group with a production facility in Nyergesújfalu, has been awarded the Platinum rating for the fourth consecutive year by the independent agency EcoVadis, the most...
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Dr Nikolaus Kriz takes on the role of new EFSA Executive Director
From 1 September 2025, Nikolaus Kriz officially took up the role of EFSA Executive Director following his appointment by the Management Board. An Austrian veterinarian with over 30 years of...
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Domestic egg packing house prices have increased significantly
According to data from the Central Statistical Office, Hungary purchased 9.8 thousand tons of shell eggs from the international market in the first seven months of 2025 (–41 percent compared...
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