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István Nagy: change is needed in Hungarian agriculture
Change is needed in Hungarian agriculture, the challenges can only be met if we find the change within ourselves – said István Nagy, Minister of Agriculture, at the opening of...
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The Death of SEO Blogs – What Does This Mean for SMB Marketing?
Blogging is not dead, it has just transformed: it offers new opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses if they focus on quality and authenticity instead of quantity. Over the past...
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Despite a stable harvest, increasing import pressure is making the situation of Hungarian watermelons more difficult
The Hungarian watermelon growing area has increased by ten percent this year, so the expected harvest volume may be around 170-180 thousand tons. This is considered a stable result despite...
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Spot checks: focus on displaying promotional prices
The National Trade and Consumer Protection Authority (NKFH), in cooperation with county government offices, is conducting increased inspections in stores and online commerce to filter out unfair price discounts. The...
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Hungarian tobacco growers are sounding the alarm: tax increases, black market and uncertainty are squeezing the sector
Domestic tobacco growers are in an alarming situation: while demand in the European Union is stable and growing, in Hungary it is becoming increasingly difficult to make a living due...
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Home distilling in Hungary: what Is legal and what is not?
Many people are unaware that selling homemade or contract-distilled fruit spirits is strictly regulated and, in most cases, prohibited. Szilvia Linczmayer, Head of Communications at the National Tax and Customs...
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Art on Me is closing for good
After almost a decade and a half, Art on Me is saying goodbye: the Hungarian fashion brand announced on its social media page that the brand will cease operations and...
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Hungarian agriculture in the grip of extremes: damage already exceeds 100 billion forints
In 2025, frost damage and summer drought together caused more than 100 billion forints of damage. The yield of orchards fell by 70-80 percent in several places, and arable crops...
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Toxic mycotoxins may be present in an increasing number of foods
For a long time, mycotoxins produced by mold fungi were mainly associated with feed safety and grain storage, but recent research shows that the danger can affect wildlife much more...
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K&H: new senior managers in the insurance sector from September
Evgeni Benbasat will replace Nik Vincke as CEO of K&H Insurance from 1 September, who will continue his work in the regional management of the KBC Group. As of 1...
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Franchise powerhouse from pizza delivery driver – Nadeem Bajwa aims for 500 restaurants
Nadeem Bajwa arrived in the United States from Pakistan in 1991. The young man began his studies at a university in Indiana while working various jobs to support himself. One...
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Climate change and the start of school are shaping off-season travel
The tourist off-season begins in September-October, which is primarily determined by the start of school, said Richárd Róbert Kiss, editor-host of InfoRádió’s tourism magazine program Világszám. According to the expert,...
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Hungarian agriculture in the grip of extremes: damages already amount to more than 100 billion forints
In 2025, frost damage and summer drought caused more than 100 billion forints of damage together. The yield of orchards fell by 70-80 percent in several places, and arable crops...
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ÉKM: new time zone at Balaton, protection of natural values and public areas comes first
The protection of Lake Balaton has reached a real milestone, as the government decree on the land use requirements of the lake’s waterfront areas (BATÉK) was published in the Hungarian...
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A new travel trend is taking hold: “naked flying”
More and more young travelers are choosing to carry minimal or no luggage on their flights – in an attempt to avoid high airline fees. The “naked flying” phenomenon is...
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Hidden danger in rice: it may contain arsenic
Rice is one of the world’s most popular staple foods, yet few people realize that eating it regularly can pose long-term health risks. Health & Discovery warns that rice may...
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AM: next round of applications for irrigation development tenders to start in autumn
The next round of applications for irrigation development tenders will start in autumn – the Ministry of Agriculture (AM) told MTI on Wednesday. At the beginning of September, applications can...
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Hungary’s Most Beautiful Vineyards Announced
On August 25, at the MATE Budai Campus, Bor és Piac professional magazine announced the winners of the Hungary’s Most Beautiful Vineyard 2025 competition. The event, held for the 14th...
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Illusions and reality: will there be enough energy for future civilization?
In recent weeks, G7 readers have witnessed a rare and exciting debate. The topic: the future of abundant and cheap energy, which is essential for the functioning of modern civilization....
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MÁV: trains to Lake Balaton will depart more frequently in the off-season
The MÁV group is preparing for the post-season at Lake Balaton between September 1 and 21 with increased capacity and additional services. In accordance with the post-season schedule, trains will...
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Casa Mexa strengthens its presence in Budapest with a new unit
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Grape growers can count on the government
We are taking decisive action to curb and control the spread of golden yellows of grapes that are attacking vineyards, and to expand subsidies at the EU level – stated...
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AM: the interests of Hungarian farmers come first, we will continue to maintain the import ban on Ukrainian agricultural products
The interests of Hungarian farmers come first, we will continue to maintain the import ban on Ukrainian agricultural products – the Ministry of Agriculture (AM) told MTI on Wednesday. According...
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Danone lines up yogurt facility expansion amid “explosive growth” in US
The Activia brand owner has made a “multi-million dollar investment” in the Minster site in Ohio. Danone has revealed plans to expand its Minster yogurt factory in Ohio, which...
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The impact of stress factors on plant growth and health is being investigated at SZTE
Gábor Feigl, assistant professor at the Department of Plant Biology at the University of Szeged (SZTE), and his colleagues are investigating the impact of human-caused pollution causing plant stress on...
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The summer swimming season in Budapest is coming to an end
The summer bathing season in Budapest is coming to an end soon: on August 31st, the Római and Pünkösdfürdő beaches, as well as the free beach on the Danube in...
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Denmark plans to scrap taxes on coffee, confectionery
The complete removal of taxes on coffee and confectionery is planned to come into effect in 2027. Denmark plans to abolish taxes on coffee and confectionery in a phased move...
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One in four people worldwide still lacks access to safe drinking water
One in four people worldwide still lacks access to safe drinking water, the United Nations warned in a report released on Tuesday to mark World Water Week. The document, published...
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National vocational training school year opening in Miskolc
In Miskolc, the Szemere Bertalan Technical School, Vocational School and Dormitory hosted this year’s National Vocational Training School Opening, where participants reported on the status and developments of vocational training....
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Innovation, cooperation and tender resources strengthen the competitiveness of horticulture
Innovation, cooperation and maximum use of tender opportunities can maintain and strengthen the competitiveness of the horticulture sector, including pepper production, in the future – stated the State Secretary for...
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