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Restrictive measures ordered in 1,200 municipalities in Spain due to the spread of bird flu
Restrictive measures were ordered in 1,200 municipalities in Spain on Monday due to the spread of bird flu. The order from the Ministry of Agriculture affects areas with a high...
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OKSZ’s commentary on the latest inflation data
There is no significant change in the development of the consumer price index, food inflation now remains permanently below 5 percent, and is pulling the consumer price index down. The...
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The government is extending the margin reduction to additional products
The Ministry of National Economy, in response to the October inflation data of the Central Statistical Office, announced that it will extend the margin reduction for food products until February...
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The growing trend has been broken: Hungarians plan to spend the same amount on Christmas this year as last year
This year, Hungarians are expected to spend the same amount at Christmas compared to last year, according to a recent, national, representative study. According to the results, the proportion of...
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Change among business owners: Generation Y has become the new engine of Hungarian businesses
The founders of companies founded after the change of regime are handing over their place en masse: Generation X is stable, but already in retreat, and Generation Y has taken...
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COP30: Extreme weather is already affecting food production
The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) will be held in Belém, Brazil, where world leaders, scientists, NGOs and members of civil society will come together to discuss urgent...
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The largest food drive in the country’s history
The largest food collection campaign in the history of Hungary will take place from Friday to Sunday, organized by the Hungarian Food Bank Association. A total of 8,800 volunteers will...
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Good news from domestic hypermarkets has arrived for the first time in a long time
The latest Privátbankár Price Basket survey, following the previous month’s small jump, once again measured a more serious monthly price decrease: grocery shopping became 3.9 percent cheaper compared to the...
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Good news: there will be no shortage of foie gras
Despite the ongoing bird flu epidemic, no shortage of domestic goose meat and fattened goose liver is expected this year, the National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) told MTI on Tuesday....
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Young people are mainly entering the world of digital finance through grocery shopping
Young people are becoming more active within K&H’s retail customer base every year. As a result of digitalization, opening an account is not only the first step in conscious money...
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Minimal Processing, or preservative-free shelf life
Gödöllő, November 11, 2025 – Is there a food processing and storage process that does not use preservatives? How do foods retain their original properties if they are preservative-free? How...
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Hungarians are already using AI platforms en masse for search
The use of AI platforms is no longer a niche or elite phenomenon in Hungary, as revealed by the gap-filling, representative research conducted by NRC and Mediator, in which they...
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Value saving: ON – Waste: OFF
The registration of waste reduction actions planned for this year’s 17th European Week for Waste Reduction (November 22-30) has been closed, so our country will be on the international map...
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Guinness owner Diageo appoints new CEO to revive growth
Dave Lewis will join the alcohol giant as the company struggles to turn around a slowdown in sales. Diageo has named consumer products veteran Dave Lewis to be its next...
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GKI: AI is spreading rapidly in the service sector, while adoption in other sectors is only sluggish
In July 2025, GKI conducted a survey among companies on the prevalence of artificial intelligence, to which 390 companies responded. Which sectors are being transformed by AI? Do companies trust...
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NAV 2024: fewer inspections, more results − a new era in data-driven inspections
The yearbook summarizing the activities of the Hungarian Tax Authority in 2024 has been published, which shows that the tax authority is working with fewer but more targeted inspections, while...
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The price of table eggs has increased in the EU and in Hungary
According to data from the European Commission, the packing house price of table eggs in the EU was 262 euros/100 kilograms in the first ten months of 2025, an increase...
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Economising, consciousness and seeking trust: h ow our consumption habits are changing
On the first day of the Business Days conference, managing director Tünde Turcsán presented the results of this year’s YouGov Shopper survey. This article is available for reading in Trade...
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With a capsule chamber against food waste – Advice from the Nébih Without Leftovers program
Conscious management of household food supplies plays an important role in reducing food waste in households. The Without Residues program of the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) provides practical...
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New standards and new directions in cardboard packaging
In 2025 everything is about renewal in the packaging sector. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/11. The tightening of EU and domestic regulations is fundamentally shaping...
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Hungarian goose meat is not only delicious and healthy
The saying goes that whoever does not eat goose on St. Martin’s Day will starve all year long. Although goose is not the easiest type of poultry to prepare, the...
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Wholesale prices in Austria decreased on a monthly basis, increased on an annual basis in October
Austrian wholesale prices fell month-on-month, but rose year-on-year in October, according to figures from the Austrian statistical office, Bundesanstalt Statistik Österreich. Austrian wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent month-on-month in October,...
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Farmers undertaking sustainable agricultural practices will receive another significant support
The transfer of approximately 58.5 billion forints of support has begun, as payments for agri-environmental management (AKG) and organic farming support programs (ÖKO) will be launched in addition to basic...
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Economic expectations in Germany deteriorated slightly, while the eurozone economic sentiment index rose in November
In November, the ZEW economic sentiment index for Germany deteriorated slightly, while the sentiment indicator reflecting economic expectations in the euro area improved compared to the previous month. The ZEW...
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Makeup trends reimagined
Hungary’s decorative cosmetics market has shown spectacular growth in recent years, but in the first half of 2025 the previous momentum slowed down a bit. This article is available for...
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British retailer Tesco helps visually impaired shoppers with new technology
Tesco is the first in the UK to introduce the Be My Eyes app, which provides live video assistance to blind and visually impaired shoppers. This article is available for...
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The presence of avian influenza has also been confirmed in Csongrád-Csanád County
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) has confirmed the presence of a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus in a farm keeping fattening turkeys in Csongrád-Csanád County. The affected herd...
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Researchers at the HUN-REN Agricultural Research Center, Institute of Agriculture have developed a new drought-tolerant wheat line
Researchers at the HUN-REN Agricultural Research Center (HUN-REN ATK) Agricultural Research Institute have developed a new drought-tolerant wheat line. Semi-dwarf wheat can reduce yield losses caused by water shortage even...
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Local Products Not Always Better for the Environment, Göttingen University Study Finds
Many consumers believe that locally produced food is more environmentally friendly than imported goods — but that’s not necessarily true. A recent study by the University of Göttingen reveals that...
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Tens of thousands of chickens culled in the Netherlands due to bird flu
Tens of thousands of chickens have been culled in the Netherlands after bird flu was discovered on poultry farms in Swifterbant in Flevoland and Bennekom in Gelderland, the Dutch Ministry...
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