Hungarian truffles are exported
Most of the truffles found or grown in Hungary still go abroad, although it seems that the interest in the specialty is slowly growing at home. This trend can already be felt from the side of producers and consumers, based on the experience of experts interviewed by the Agricultural Sector.

Hungarian consumers’ interest in truffles is slowly growing
Ulrich József, the president of the National Association of Truffle Growers said that there was not enough rainfall, so the main season of the mushroom was less good. He told Agrárszektor that there is a great demand for summer truffles. (agrarszektor.hu, Gyeszát Zsolt)
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