The Tokaj Trading House has increased its grape buying prices
This year, the state-owned Tokaj Trading House Ltd., pays more for grapes to the farmers. Major technological developments began at the company, and the unique soil site and plantation mensuration is completed – was said at the company’s press event on Wednesday in Tolcsva.
According to the public business listings, the Tokaj Trading House’s net sales revenue was 2 billion HUF last year, after the 3.8 billion HUF of 2013. The company's equity increased to 6.7 billion HUF from 5.5 billion HUF, while its balance sheet loss rose from 551 million HUF to 1,786 billion HUF. The amount of the company's liabilities in 2014 decreased to 567 million HUF from the almost 2.2 billion HUF of 2013. (MTI)
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