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Try it before you buy it! Brands can be tested at the weekend at the BRAND TESTER Park

The speedy expansion of webshops made shopping more convenient and faster – whether it was clothes, food or services. The only downside is that we can’t try the products we...

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The real PI-water is already available in bottles

Elixina, the first bottled, retail PI water available in retail, was released on the market. It is based on high-quality, internationally recognized, award-winning mineral water, which is especially healthy due...

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London analysts expect less global growth than expected

According to recent forecast of financial analysts from London, the Chinese-US trade conflict is worsening the investor climate in the global economy, and are expected to see slower global growth...

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The euro area trade surplus was higher than expected in April

In April, the European Union Statistical Office, Eurostat, reported a surplus that was lower than a year ago, but a larger than expected surplus occured in the euro area’s foreign...

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Inflation decreased in the EU

Inflation dropped to a one-year low in the euro area in May and consumer prices continued to fall across the EU – Eurostat announced on Tuesday, confirming the preliminary data...

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FAO: Food prices rise amid weak production outlook for maize

Global food prices rose for the fifth consecutive month in May, pushed up by rising prices of cheese and maize due to adverse weather conditions. The FAO Food Price Index,...

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Magazine: Little sugar, big taste

Two factors have a big influence on the market of home preserving supplies: the weather and the quantity of fruit harvested. Last year there was a cold and rainy spring,...

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The pace of agricultural producer price increases is barely moderating

In April, producer prices increased by 6.6 percent after a 7.0 percent increase in March and an average 8.0 percent increase of the first two months – according to the...

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The government expects economic growth of around 4 percent in the coming years

The government expects sustained high economic growth of around 4 percent in the coming years; the growth forecast for next year is 4.0 percent, while 4.1 percent for 2020, 4.2...

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Chamber of Agriculture: the price of sour cherries may double

The price of sour cherries could double, compared last year due to spring droughts and high temperature fluctuations – the president of the the national horticultural and supplier department of...

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KSH: The production of food, beverage and tobacco products grew by 11 percent

The growth rate of food, beverage and tobacco products accelerated: output in April increased by 10.9 percent year-on-year. The Central Statistical Office (KSH) registered a double-digit growth again after 15...

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The EU will increase the support of the beekeeping sector to 120 million euros

The European Commission will provide 120 million euros (38.6 billion HUF) to support the European Union beekeeping sector over the next three years. This funding represents an increase of 12...

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ITM: digital economy needs digitally skilled workers

The digital economy needs digitally skilled workers. To support this, the government has adopted a ministerial proposal on the development and introduction of a digital competence framework system – Pölöskei...

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Melon cubes from Japan

This year, the transportation of special cubic melons were launched from Zentsuji, Japan. Some local farmers produce these melons, which serve more as ornamental than as fruit – origo wrote...

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NAV seized 2200 counterfeit branded products

In one of the capital markets, the inspectors of NAV not only seized more than 2200 counterfeit branded products, but also found the false signal printing machine – index wrote....

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British Chamber Association: investments are falling faster than expected

The British Chamber of Commerce (BCC), worsened its forecast on British economic growth in the next two years, in particular due to the continuing uncertainty surrounding Brexit. According to the...

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Turbulent start to the year hits big banks’ profits

The 2019 half year results’ announcements of Australia’s major banks reflect a turbulent start to the year, with slowing revenue, higher remediation costs, a flagging economy and the delivery of...

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Magazine: Common Agricultural Policy 2020: development, the new generation and worries

HG Media and Haszon Agrár Magazin organised a conference in May, titled ‘In focus: Common Agricultural Policy 2020’. Hungary’s agricultural output was 3.6 percent bigger in 2018 than in 2017...

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The turnover of soft drinks, beers and ice creams has increased significantly

The turnover of mineral waters, soft drinks, beers and ice creams has increased significantly in recent days – the commercial chains informed MTI. Fodor Attila, Communications Director of CBA Kereskedelmi...

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The harvest can begin at the end of June

The harvest of autumn-sown field crops can start as usual at the end of June, after Peter and Paul’s Day – Petőházi Tamás, National Class President of the National Agricultural...

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The EU adopted a regulation on market surveillance of unsafe goods

The Council of the European Union adopted a regulation strenghtening market surveillance protocol in order to introduce only safe products to the market – the EU Council said on Friday....

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The European economy is expanding next year

The European economy has been growing for the seventh year and is expected to grow further in 2020. The economies of all Member States are strengthening, despite less favorable conditions...

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More than Half of Consumers Would Pay More for Sustainable Products Designed to Be Reused or Recycled,

More than half of consumers said they would pay more for sustainable products designed to be reused or recycled, according to results of a survey from Accenture (NYSE: ACN). The...

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Discreet safety even ‘on those days’

Procter&Gamble’s experts reported to us that 2018 had brought a sales growth for the whole segment, and sales of P&G’s Always brand had elevated by two-digit numbers. Under the Always...

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FruitVeB: What we can expect from the sour cherry season

European sour cherry production and market positions. Four countries, mainly Poland, Hungary, Serbia and Germany, make up about 300-400 thousand tons of production in the sour cherry market. Germany’s production...

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Fülöp Attila: a hundred and twenty thousand families claimed for holiday children nutrition

One hundred and twenty thousand families demanded a summer meal for children, and children in a disadvantaged family could receive warm meal once a day – the State Secretary of...

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A center to help Hungarian businesses enter the US market opened in Washington

The center was opened in one of the facilities of the building complex of the Hungarian Embassy in Washington. Offering accommodation, logistical services and practical help of economic professionals for...

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Magazine: IFFA Meat Show: The meat trends of the future

Since meat consumption is growing all over the world, the mood was rather optimistic during the six days of the International Trade Fair for the Meat Industry (IFFA) in Frankfurt...

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AM: new trademark system guarantees the high quality of food

The Ministry of Agriculture (AM) introduces a two-tier trademark system guaranteeing high quality, which, among other things, helps to inform the public, guarantees quality and contributes to the development of...

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Analysts expect a decline in inflation

Despite the fact that the May inflation rate has remained at the top of the central bank’s inflation target, and core inflation has risen, and other key indicators remain, MTI...

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