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No deal in international coffee talks

Coffee processors and producers will have to wait another year for a new International Coffee Agreement after talks over the last week failed to make a breakthrough.   It means...

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Winter Invasion 2008 – focus on Budapest culture life

This year the event brought 25 500 extra guest nights to the Budapest hotels with the participation of 70 suppliers. Following the success of the first edition of the Budapest...

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Non-GMO driving Russian food price increase

New voluntary screening and voluntary 'No GMO!' labelling is driving up food prices in Moscow, according to reports. At present only foods sold in Russia that do contain genetically-modified organisms...

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Successful diet competition between companies

The target was not to hunger, but eating scienter and sporting regularly, and helping in it to each other at the workplace.  121 groups with 821 peoples enter for the...

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Ethnic foods gain ground

Growth in the retail ethnic foods in Europe is outpacing overall growth in the foods and drink sector, according to the report of Leatherhead Food International. The new report, called...

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(HU) Élelmiszerár-robbanás várható

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In contemp of descending real wages, the hungarian buy

While real wages dropped by 6.5% year on year in March, the volume of Hungary's retail sales fell by only 0.5% in the same month, according to preliminary calendar effect-adjusted...

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(HU) Plaza lesz a Garay piac helyén

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No higher excise tax

Members of the Parliament voted to send the plans back to its Economic Affairs Committee for further discussion. The move is another setback for the Commission in its attempt to...

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(HU) Magyarország lesz a nyugat kapuja

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(HU) Portugál ízek Budapesten

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CASH maintains pressure on UK soup formulators

Almost 50 per cent of commercial soups in the UK do not meet targets for salt levels, says a new report from the Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH)....

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Snack makers urged to target health nuts

Manufacturers of nut snacks could boost lacklustre sales by marketing the products from a health platform and being more vociferous in publicising the nutritional benefits of a diet rich in...

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Red pepper came from Serbia

In Hungary there is a weakening of seasonal paprika's crop land to 3-4,000 hectares. Formerly it was 10-14 hectares, but after the „004's pepper scandal, the processed pepper decline from...

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UK waste reduction guide designed to help industry

A new UK guide designed to help retailers and processors cut down on packaging waste serves as an example for other EU companies. The guide, published this week by the...

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Asda reformulates to cut out artificial additives, cost €44million

UK supermarket Asda said it is removing artificial colours and flavours from all of its private label food and beverage products. The decision about  9,000 own label products by Asda,...

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EU funds nano packaging research

The four year research programme has a budget of €36m, about half of which comes from an EU research programme.   Over the past five years packaging suppliers have been...

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Alimentaria México – a business centre for the Latin American market

Alimentaria México, the country's most important food and beverage show, is gearing up for its seventh edition 5 – 7 June, 2007 at Centro Banamex in the Mexican capital. Alimentaria...

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Action to make the poultry sector transparency

A new program is laboured by the Hungarian Poultry Association and the Tax Office to detect tax abuser in poultry sector. The method is easy, the supervisor will control the...

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