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LG Strengthens Gaming Ecosystem with Cloud-Based Innovations and Gaming News

LG Electronics (LG) is further enhancing its gaming platform, Gaming Portal, which offers a wide range of choices and unmatched versatility on webOS-powered TVs and other devices. Now available in...

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Shared goal, different paths

In our article five organisations share their experiences in putting sustainability into practice. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/8-9. The Hungarian Food Bank Association has successfully...

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Poultry prices have risen in the EU and in Hungary

According to AKI slaughter statistics, 348.6 thousand tons (live weight) of poultry were slaughtered in Hungary in the first half of 2025, 4.5 percent less than between January and June...

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Anuga Organic 2025: Global organic meeting point offers new diversity

Anuga Organic will once again be the international display window of the organic industry in 2025. With more than 300 exhibitors confirmed, the trade show that forms part of the...

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We are encouraging generational change in agriculture with a new tender

A non-refundable grant with a budget of 22 billion forints has been launched to encourage generational change, for which applications can be submitted from November 20, announced Minister of Agriculture...

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Spirits maker Diageo to close Ontario bottling plant by February 2026

Diageo will shut one of its Crown Royal whisky bottling facilities in Ontario, Canada by February 2026, as part of efforts to improve North American supply chain, the world’s largest...

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Several people have died in Belgium from infection with toxin-producing E. coli bacteria

Eight people have died in Belgium from an infection with the sigatoxin-producing E. coli (STEC) bacteria, the source of which is still unknown, Belgian health authorities said on Monday. The...

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Live pig imports in Hungary decreased by almost half

According to the Central Statistical Office (KSH), Hungary’s live pig exports decreased by 21.1 percent to 13.3 thousand tons in January-June 2025 compared to the volume sold on the foreign...

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DIA Launches New Pet Food Range Backed By Veterinarians

Spanish retailer DIA has launched a new range of dry and wet pet food products endorsed by veterinarians. DIA has added 59 new products under the Deligato and Deliperro banners,...

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Tender supports long-term qualitative renewal of forests

The aim of the tender supporting the restructuring of forests is to increase the adaptability and biological value of forests and to ensure the diversity of tree species and forest...

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Tesco is building a green logistics centre at London Gateway

Tesco will open its new environmentally friendly distribution centre at DP World London Gateway in 2029. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/8-9. The new facility will...

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KSH: industrial producer prices in July did not change compared to the previous month, exceeding the level a year earlier by an average of 4.5 percent

In July 2025, industrial producer prices exceeded the previous year’s values ​​by an average of 4.5 percent. Domestic sales prices exceeded the previous year’s values ​​in July by 1.6 percent...

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Expensive start to school: GVH investigates suspected cartel

On Monday morning, the bell rang across the country, officially starting the 2025-2026 school year. For children, summer vacation is over, and parents are faced not only with logistical challenges...

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The Consumer Protection Authority tested detergents, washing powders and washing capsules

The consumer protection authority tested a total of 72 products, including detergents, washing powders and washing capsules. Based on the tests, if companies have misleadingly indicated the ingredients on the...

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The domestic waterfowl sector faces unprecedented challenges

Chinese dumping goods, avian influenza, labor shortages, drought, and rising costs – these pressures are simultaneously weighing on Hungary’s waterfowl sector, which in recent years has been forced to operate...

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Magyar Posta has started delivering food vouchers to pensioners

The post office will deliver food vouchers to pensioners from Monday, Magyar Posta announced to MTI on Monday. It was highlighted that between September 1 and October 15, Magyar Posta...

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Manufacturing industry contracted slightly in August Visszajelzés küldése Oldalsó panelek Előzmények Mentve Fordítási találatok állnak rendelkezésre

According to a recent report by the Hungarian Logistics, Purchasing and Inventory Management Association (MLBKT), the seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) fell to 48.9 points in August, indicating a...

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Parents of young children are a more motivated workforce than average, but what do they expect from their workplace?

Parents returning to work after maternity leave are primarily looking for flexible working arrangements, a secure workplace and a predictable replacement system, and in return, companies can count on them...

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NGM: GINOP Plusz “Improvement of Working Conditions” priority project launches on September 1

The GINOP Plusz “Development of Working Conditions” priority project will start on September 1st, and domestic SMEs in the Southern Great Plain region can now apply – the Ministry of...

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Robust change in the coffee category

The battle between rising coffee bean prices and easing inflation has been won by the former: in the first half of 2025 like-for-like coffee sales declined by about 4% in...

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AM: grape growers can count on the government

We are taking decisive action to curb and control the spread of golden yellows of grapes attacking vineyards, and to expand subsidies at the EU level – stated István Nagy,...

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PepsiCo sharpens energy drink focus with bigger Celsius stake

PepsiCo has raised its stake in Celsius Holdings through a $585 million deal, as the global soda and snacks maker strengthens its energy drink business amid shifting consumer preferences. The...

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Waitrose trials AI smart trolleys to keep track of purchases

Waitrose is testing an AI computer vision system that recognises products as customers put them in their trollies. The “very small scale” trial of the technology at the supermarket’s Bracknell...

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The glasses that make a career

Glasses are no longer just for vision correction, they have become a key element of the modern office dress code. Whether you’re returning to the traditional office from a home...

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Delivery Hero says it remains committed to Spanish business Glovo

Delivery Hero on Friday said it remained committed to operating its Spanish subsidiary Glovo despite warning that potential social security charges and penalties could threaten its ability to operate in...

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More than 3,300 young people will begin their studies in agricultural vocational training

3,316 young people will begin their studies in the 2025-2026 academic year in the 52 vocational training institutions maintained by the Ministry of Agriculture – the Minister of Agriculture announced...

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ELTE: zebrafish and tomato fish together can help reveal brain function

According to new results from researchers at ELTE and the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network, zebrafish and tomato fish can complement each other and help to reveal the functioning of the...

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Retail investments are entering a new era

“The private banking client has long stopped thinking like a housewife,” says István Karagich, CEO of Blochamps Capital. According to the company’s data, the premium segment still holds the majority...

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New tender supports long-term qualitative renewal of forests

Applications for forest restructuring can now be submitted. The aim of the support, which was released with a budget of 10 billion forints, is to help our forests adapt to...

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OKSZ: The population of small settlements is most affected by Lázár’s decree

With yet another measure, the government is burdening consumers by making it impossible to open new stores in properties that already have a valid commercial license. It is unclear who...

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