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Vortex floor sweeping cloths

Effective cleaning: traps dirt and removes stains. Efficient use: disposable dry sweeping cloths. Convenient: ready for immediate use. Versatile: compatible with several mop handles and can be used on any...

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Consumer demand for table grapes is growing significantly

There is development potential in domestic table grape production. It tolerates weather effects somewhat better than other horticultural crops, and its consumption is also increasing. According to the overview of...

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PwC: Average holiday spend set to drop 5% this year — biggest decline in five years

Cost concerns will be front and center this holiday season as many shoppers — particularly those belonging to Gen Z — pull back their spending amid economic uncertainty and rising...

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SPAR Netherlands expands convenience offering with smart parcel lockers

SPAR Netherlands is enhancing its convenience proposition with the rollout of smart parcel lockers at an increasing number of stores across the country. In partnership with DHL, DPD, and Vinted...

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Unicum Orange Bitter 0,7 l

Unicum Orange Bitter is now available in 0.7l bottle format too and customers can also find the 0.04l bottle version on store shelves.   Contact: Zwack Unicum Nyrt. Kapcsolattartó: Balázs...

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Szamos Christmas crackers with Erős Pista hot pepper 150 g

For those who enjoy unique flavours, the flavour of Szamos marzipan Christmas candy is complemented by Univer Erős Pista hot pepper powder. Hot pepper and almond Christmas candy dipped in...

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Pensioner vouchers: each chain entices customers differently

In early September, the distribution of food vouchers for pensioners began, and retail chains are outbidding each other with special offers for seniors. From Auchan to Tesco, every retailer has...

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Extraordinary rush at Aldi: customers took home 290,000 clothes on the first day

A single price, gradual price reductions and an earlier opening: Aldi went all out in the discount campaign launched on September 11th, and the success was not lacking. Aldi’s national...

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A taste journey at Auchan: customers are welcomed with the cuisines of 13 nations

Auchan Hungary offers its customers the flavors of the cuisines of 13 nations and regions throughout the year. An extremely wide selection awaits those interested in the islands of international...

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The 6th Bodrogi PET Cup has begun

The 6th Bodrogi PET Cup kicked off on Friday morning. The competition will see six teams, one hundred and fifty competitors and a detachment of more than forty canoes clean...

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Shrinking candy bars: smaller packages await customers this Christmas

This holiday season, shoppers will find smaller package sizes for several well-known Christmas candy brands on store shelves. The shrinkage is mainly due to the rising global prices of cocoa...

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Kik would strengthen its position by closing loss-making stores

The Germany-based textile discount chain Kik has announced that, in order to strengthen its competitiveness, it may close unprofitable stores in the future. At the same time, the company promises...

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Supermence in Buda schools: less waste, more experience during lunch break

The “Supermenza” program was launched in the municipal schools of District 1 in the fall, fundamentally transforming the usual practice of public catering. In the new system, children can decide...

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A national consumer protection audit has been launched on redemption fees

The National Trade and Consumer Protection Authority (NKFH) has launched a nationwide thematic investigation to monitor consumer protection practices in traditional and e-commerce from a sustainability perspective: the primary objective...

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New Happy Meal rule after scandal

Following the summer’s Pokémon Happy Meal frenzy, which led to fights, food waste, and mass resales, McDonald’s Japan has tightened its purchasing rules. The new measures aim to prevent bulk...

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KSH: industrial production decreased by 1.0 percent in July compared to the same period of the previous year, and expanded by 2.0 percent compared to the previous month

In July 2025, the volume of industrial production fell by 1.0 percent from a year earlier. The index adjusted for working days is the same as the unadjusted one, the...

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Inflation accelerated in Germany in August

Annual inflation in Germany accelerated in August, but slowed on a monthly basis, according to final figures released by the German Federal Statistical Office, Destatis, on Friday. In August, consumer...

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Training and innovation: Széchenyi István University establishes joint venture with Agrofert Hungária

Széchenyi István University, Uni Inno Zrt. and Agrofert Hungária Kft. recently signed a cooperation agreement, which aims to launch a joint venture, develop the external department of the Bábolna Campus,...

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eMAG sells its Hungarian warehouse – reorganization continues

eMAG’s restructuring program in Hungary has reached a new stage: the company has closed its physical stores and is now also selling its logistics center in Dunaharaszti, in which it...

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The Hungarian Health Authority took action due to misleading health claims

The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has launched three competition supervision proceedings against companies selling food and dietary supplements, as it suspects that the companies are promoting their products with health...

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Scandal over Ukrainian eggs

In France, there has been a major outcry after several supermarket chains were selling eggs imported from Ukraine, which the French egg industry association CNPO has found to contain banned...

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Nébih’s summer seasonal food chain inspection has been completed

Under the coordination of the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih), government agencies and Nébih experts conducted more than 350 inspections during the summer seasonal inspection series between July 15...

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Hungarians won four gold medals at Europe’s largest professional competition

Hungarians won four gold medals at Europe’s largest professional competition, the EuroSkills Herning 2025 championship, the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) informed MTI. According to the document, software...

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Inflation may accelerate in Croatia – vacations will become more expensive

Croatia’s economic growth will remain relatively strong in 2025 and 2026, but according to the latest forecast of the Croatian National Bank (CNB), inflation could be higher than expected, while...

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TikTok fever in Budapest: young people line up for QQ Express Asian stores

A new player has burst onto the capital’s retail market: the QQ Express chain of stores is conquering the TikTok generation with exotic Asian snacks, drinks and ramen cooked on...

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Unemployment in OECD countries stagnated at 4.9 percent in July

The unemployment rate in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries was 4.9 percent in July, unchanged from the previous month, the organisation’s website says. Unemployment fell in...

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Emergency situation in Hungarian potato fields – where do producers go from here?

Hungarian potato growers are working under increasing pressure: purchase prices are at rock bottom, the import flow seems unstoppable, and climate change is also a serious factor in all this....

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A national consumer protection audit has been launched on redemption fees.

Despite the uncertainties of the US tariff policy and the European green transition, the prospects of the domestic tire industry are stable, and the future of the automotive industry is...

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JD.com’s attempt to enter the UK market fails

Negotiations between Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com and Sainsbury’s over a potential acquisition of Argos have broken down. The second-largest British grocery chain announced in a statement on Sunday that the...

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Stricter rules needed to protect European rice production

It is our common responsibility to preserve the safety, competitiveness and sustainability of European rice production, which is why stricter EU trade protection rules are needed, said István Nagy, Minister...

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