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Women are more likely to try new products

Special offers do not only attract female customers: in fact more than seventy-five percent of netsurfers above 18 prefer buying special offer products – VMR research by NRC Market Research...

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State Printing Company winning 66 million HUF for nanotechnological improvments

The 66 million HUF won by the State Printing Company is going to be spent on nanotechnological devices to fight agains the black market by recognizing false prints. „This new...

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The biggest hypermarkets offer more jobs

Even though most companies needed to decrease the number of their employees, Tesco has just announced that they are about to make 26 thousand new workplaces available worldwide, while Wal-Mart...

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Seminar about the marketing and packaging of pork

Picturing the Future of Pork is a seminar taking place on 3rd and 4th June in Paris, with a major focus on pork production packaging and marketing. Specialists from across...

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The end of recession in Hungary is still far ahead

The end of the recession is not to be seen in the near future, and weakening of forint may cause another wave of insolvence – a new analysis by the...

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People do more to preserve their health during the crisis

Customers appear to be more health-conscious throught the recession: people pay more attention to strenghtening their immune-system and trying to stay fit – says a new GfK LHS HealthCare research...

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Americans drink more since the crisis

People seem to drink more since the crisis: the USA sees a 1.4 percent increase in volume when it comes to alcoholic beverages – a new research by AC Nielsen...

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Coffee sells well, but roasters are not happy with the competition between retailers

German coffee roasters are increasing sales as the coffee culture becomes fashionable but a retail price war puts them under huge cost pressure, the head of Germany's coffee industry association....

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A conference on electronic invoicing

ECR Hungary opens its EDI e-invoice conference on 6th May in Budapest. Electronic invoicing does not only spare people extra expenses, but is also an environment-friendly solution. Paper-based invoicing systems...

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auction site on the market with free uploads

The seller doesn’t need to pay anything, there are no listing,-or commission payment costs – the operating manager of Eden-Design pointed out. According to operating manager Richárd Balogh, the portal ...

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Defining what is considered to be a Hungarian product is a shaky area

Not even the recently introduced Food Codex defines properly what is considered to be a Hungarian product and whether items made of Hungarian ingedients fall into this category or not...

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Children's taste is less sensitive to sweets, so they eat more chocolate

Whilst the sense organs are fully functional from birth onwards, perception is a matter of practice. Sensory tests at TTZ Bremerhaven have shown that other benchmarks apply for children than...

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A crisis-resistant marketing tradeshow

PROMOTION is a tradeshow organized by HUNGEXPO Ltd., introducing and promoting new, crisis-resistant and efficient marketing and communicational technologies and strategies. In spite of all doubts, recession may have a...

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Everyone in Europe consumes too much

If people switched more of their consumption from animal to plant-based food there would be a smaller impact on the environment.  A paper in the International Journal of Epidemiology by...

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Wine-producers afraid of changing rules of contribution fee

Wine-producers strongly disagree with the new plans affecting wine-laws, bringing about changes in the field of circulation-contribution fee.  The main goal of the contribution is to gather money for local...

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A growing interest in social shops, a new store in Miskolc

A new social shop has just opened in Miskolc, the nineteenth in the country already, where products come directly from the growers. Prices are lower than usual in these so...

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G8-G5-meeting in Italy: commercial limits loosening

Debate at the first meeting of farm ministers from G8 and G5 states has shifted towards improving food security. Food protectionism, as exercised by both rich and poor countries in...

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Hungarian Agraracademy last weekend

Representatives of Hungarian agriculture and food industry gathered for a two-day long program last week in Pápa.  According to József Gráf agricultural and rural development minister, 2010 is going to...

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Exxon Mobil overtakes Wal-Mart to top Fortune 500

Exxon Mobil Corp. unseated Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in the 2009 Fortune 500 list, shrugging off the oil price bubble and weathering what the magazine called the worst year ever for...

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Nearly one billion euro sales on the Romanian beer-market

The four multinational companies of the Romanian beer-market are closing a year with a nearly one billion euro sales – as announced in the Friday issue of Ziarul Financiar. Eighty...

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Domestic FMCG market turndown in Q4 in 2008 and in the first two months of 2009

Daily consumer-products value has rosen faster than inflation, yet in October when worldwide economic crisis had been announced, the market fell back with 3.7 percent – a survey called Commercial...

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Garantiqua raising guarantee limit to 90 percent

Garantiqa Hitelgarancia Ltd. has raised its guarantee limit from 80% to 90% for companies whose loans do not exceed their annual payroll costs, and the EU has accepted the company's...

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Lack of poultry-products on the Hungarian market

Deficiency may take shape in the next months when it comes to certain chicken products on the domestic market as inland demand for certain poultry meats is getting more and...

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Prices falling in Spain, too

Prices have been confirmed to have fallen in Spain for the first time in March, down by -0.1% in the annual IPC released by the INE, National Statistics Institute.  The...

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At least eight organic farmers a month are quitting their scemes

At least two organic farmers a week are leaving the movement as consumer demand for premium food stagnates and costs rise – according to The Guardian1s article, this tendency continues....

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Senior citizens and young people are not likely to change their shopping habits

With the latest news showing that most Americans are continuing to hold back on spending, it looks as if Gen Y and senior citizens may be the exceptions, according to...

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Food-to-Go shoppers say quality is more important than price

Shoppers who buy food and beverages to go are more concerned about quality and freshness than price – according to a new consumer trends report released by United Kingdom-based IGD....

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Agricultural Chamber says a good crop is to be expected

Due to the sudden warm spring, nearly all hosts involved in agriculture have fallen behind with their work to do, including plant-protection – the Hungarian Agricultural Chamber has pointed out....

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Increased interest in Real Vienna trade fair

Real Vienna, the international trade fair for commercial and industry properties opens on 26th and 28th May this year, for the fourth time.  The trademark of the Real Vienna and...

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Online marketing blooming in Hungary

2008 saw a 7 percent increase in the amount of money spent on advertisements, with online marketing gaining a 10 percent part of the entire market – Hungarian Commercial Association...

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