Hungarian Product launches podcast series titled MesterMűvek!
Hungarian Product Nonprofit Kft. is one of the most important organisations in Hungary for the promotion of Hungarian products.
This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2024/10
In September it reached another milestone: with the launch of the “MesterMűvek” podcast series, Hungarian Product aims to showcase dedicated domestic manufacturers whose efforts are bringing world-class products to the tables of Hungarian consumers, at the same time also implementing best practice processes. The FMCG sector is really exposed to legislative changes, new national and EU directives: Hungarian Product wishes to give up-to-date interpretations of these to help those working at manufacturers. In the first episode of the podcast series, Eszter Benedek, managing director of Hungarian Product Nonprofit Kft. and the host of the show talks to Ferenc Bodrogai, owner of the Piszke Group and founder of the Hungarian Product trademark system and Tamás Krämer, managing director of ConsAct Kft. //
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