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This year, at least 17 500 companies may bankrupt

During one month liquidation proceedings started against 1627, in the first 11 months of the year, liquidation proceedings started against 16 513 companies, so until the end of the year,...

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Credit card spendings slow down in Europe

According to the joint report of Visa Europe and Markit market research company; the population of the EU Member States spent 1.2 percent more in the third quarter of 2010,...

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Authorities find a series of fake and poisonous products continuously

In recent days, many dubious origin and quality toxic food products discovered by the authorities. The Agricultural Management Office found palm oil forged egg powder and fusarium-toxin flour in Heves...

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A new Starbucks café opened in the Mammut

The Starbucks Coffee International, Inc. opened its second Budapest store. The new cafe awaits its guests in the Mammut shopping Centre on 118 square meters with 30 seats. Not even...

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easyJet closed a successful November

Budget airline easyJet carried 3,694,514 passengers in November – 10.2% up on last year. The load factor increased by 0.9 percentage point to 85.7%. The airline has carried a total...

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Euronics expects abundant Christmas

According to the Christmas analysis of Euronics; The Christmas  shopping rush started in the early days of December. Most of the customers trying to buy the gifts in the last...

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Nestlé supports Red Cross with money and expertise

Nestlé and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) renewed their collaboration for the next three years, with a special focus on building more resilient rural...

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TESCO Fitt Days proved to be successful

TESCO Fitt Days is a special event to provide citizens of Budapest, Debrecenand Veszprém with various facilities to enjoy sports. The retailer sponsored the event for the third time, whereas...

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Austria turns to the European Commission because of the special tax

The Hungarian crisis tax prefers the Hungarian-owned companies, so it is contrary to the EU competition rules – wrote Die Presse in its Thursday's issue. The Austrian companies lobbied against...

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In-Food 2000 is the new distributor of Heinz product

Heinz’s regional commercial director informed our magazine that In-Food 2000 Kft. became the new distributor of the Heinz brand in Hungary. Heinz’s market position is stable in the ketchup segment,...

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Motivation with voucher

Sodexo came out with a new voucher in October: BÓNUSZ is not a non-wage benefit, it can be more widely used than cold or hot food vouchers and it is...

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Fresh and youthful – shop transformation the Match way

On 25 November the Match supermarket in Budapest’s Duna Plaza reopened. Before opening, those ‘responsible’ for the renovation guided Trade magazin around the store. Tamás Szendrő, sales director of Csemege-Match...

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Green cleaning

Skweet also targets sport lovers: it cleans all types of sport bottle naturally, easily and effectively. The powder not only cleans bottles, but it contains only natural ingredients; it is...

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Sex drive (energy) drink

Sex drive is different from other energy drinks: it enhances blood flow to vital organs and it has been known to increase the libido in both men and women. It...

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Cora starts a special set of course for its employees

Cora, ran by Magyar Hipermarket Ltd. started a new course for its employees in Budakalász, Fót, Szeged outlets, under the title Courses at Magyar Hopermarket Ltd. The program TÁMOP-2.3.3/B-09/10-2010-0020 is...

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Drink quiz

Britvic would like to sell more of their Juicy Drench drinks by installing smart vending machines in shops. These vending machines do not accept cash, rather they prompt participants to...

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Capacity-building investment at Rondó

Rondó Hullámkartongyártó Ltd. has carried out a capacity-building investment of mearly two billion HUF in Budapest. The company, with its new production hall and inner transportsystem, is now ready to...

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Stagnating Hungarian FMCG market

After a survey of 2,000 households by GfK Hungária, we learned that we did not spend more on FMCG products this year than last year, what is more, we continued...

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Agricultural product prices were up by twenty percent

In August 2010 the production price level of agricultural products surged by 20.1 percent, compared to the level of August 2009 – vegetable product prices soared by 31.7 percent and...

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Chocolate Santa figures are the most popular – they make up for more than half of holiday season sales

Last year sweets retail sales surpassed the level of HUF 2 billion in the December holiday season, but sales of seasonal products were 11 percent lower than in the previous...

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Increase in retail sales: it did not happen yet

Volume sales by retail units in August were practically at the same level as last year. Sales fell by 3.3 percent in the first eight months of the year. KSH’s...

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Prices lowered in September

In September the monthly average consumer price decrease was 0.1 percent, but compared with the level of September 2009 prices increased by 3.8 percent. According to a quick report by...

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Retail sales are slowly climbing in the EU

According to Eurostat’s quick estimate, retail sales grew by 0.8 percent in the EU-27 and by 0.6 percent in the eurozone in August 2010, compared to the same period a...

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Food industry is still one of the losers

Domestic industrial sales prices were 0.3 percent higher in August 2010 than in the previous month. If compared with August 2009, they were 10.5 percent higher. Industrial export sales prices...

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Food export growth

In January-July 2010 the volume of export soared by 17 percent and that of import increased by 15 percent, if compared with the base period a year earlier. Foreign trade...

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Chocolate may become a luxury product

Because of the decline of the cocoa bean plantations and rising demandm, chocolate soon to be classified into the category of luxury goods. According to the Ghana-based Natural Conservation Research...

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Young people spend nearly five hours in front

In the past ten years the umber of young people who use the Internet daily multiplied by sixteen. 15-19 year olds spend a daily 4.9 hours in front of different...

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Chocolate Santa Clauses in the Auchan and in the Tesco

The Santa Claus season lasts until Sunday evening, Monday morning in the domestic stores. The supply is abundant, but this year it is projected to be less sweet for the...

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Eurozone’s retail sales increased again

After falling for two consecutive months, the euro-zone retail sales rose in October – states the European Union's statistical office, the Eurostat on Friday. The October retail sales increased by...

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Inflation wave hits Romania and Greece

In August 2010, in the EU-27 consumer prices were 2 percent higher on average, compared to prices in August 2009. The biggest increase was measured in Romania (7.7 percent) and...

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