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The 21st century rebirth of Hungarian agriculture is our work
The 21st century rebirth of Hungarian agriculture is visible in Mélykút, this is our work, our responsibility – stated Minister of Agriculture István Nagy at the handover of the Bács-Tak...
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Shoppers’ favorite FMCG brands – YouGov Brand Footprint 2025
The analysis is based on the CRP (Consumer Reach Points) metric, which combines population size, brand penetration (i.e. how many households bought the brand at least once), and purchase frequency....
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Chicken is getting more expensive, eggs are getting more expensive – this is what awaits Hungarian consumers now
A significant price increase has taken place on the domestic poultry market in recent months, according to a recent report by the Institute of Agricultural Economics (AKI). The producer price...
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Prices are soaring on the poultry market: chicken, turkey and eggs have also become more expensive
In recent months, a significant price increase has taken place on the Hungarian poultry and egg market – according to the latest report by the Agricultural Economics Institute (AKI). The...
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2025 brought an unpredictable season to the stone fruit market
The 2025 stone fruit season is characterised by contrasting trends worldwide: while in some countries the decline in yields and the rise in prices are causing challenges, in others the...
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Trump’s tariff hike could make olive oil more expensive – world’s largest producer warns
Donald Trump’s plan to raise import tariffs from the European Union to 30% as of August 1 could have serious consequences for American consumers, warns Spain-based Deoleo, the world’s largest...
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#MatchaTok is taking over: Japanese green tea powder has become the new favorite on social media
The #MatchaTok trend that started on TikTok has taken the world by storm: the Japanese green tea powder, or matcha, is being reinterpreted in the form of drinks and creative...
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Consumer protection has reached a new level: AECRA helps without legal action
The European Consumers’ Rights and Advocacy Association (AECRA) is successfully handling more and more consumer cases. According to the NGO’s latest report, they have taken action against numerous consumer and...
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K&H: the momentum of the service sector somewhat offsets the stagnation of industry
“The GKI’s newly published business climate index has decreased by 2 points since the last measurement. In a sectoral breakdown, service providers expect an improvement of 3.6 percent – this...
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Farmers’ markets offer customers not only high-quality food and an experience
There are more than 300 local farmers’ markets in our country, where customers can access high-quality, fresh, seasonal domestic food directly from the producer. Farmers’ markets are one of the...
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Smart Summer Eating: What to Eat in a Heatwave
Summer is the season of leisure, holidays, and outdoor fun—but high temperatures don’t just affect how we feel; they also influence how we should eat. The Hungarian Dietetic Association (MDOSZ)...
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The Rubber Duck Craze: A Timeless Trend Loved by Millennials and Collectors Alike
The world is changing faster and faster, but one thing is constant: the popularity of the yellow rubber duck is unbroken. The Duck World chain of stores is a worldwide...
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Two insecticides receive emergency authorization against American grapevine cicada
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) has granted emergency authorization to NeemAzal-TS and Pyregard, so that more products are available to organic growers to protect against grapevine flavescence dorée...
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A special biscuit made from lentils, vegan and gluten-free, has been developed at Semmelweis University
A new, plant-based, gluten-free biscuit has come into the spotlight thanks to Semmelweis University, which could be a promising alternative not only for those with food intolerances, but also for...
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Late season, high prices: Polish plum market shows mixed picture
This year, the plum season in Poland started later than usual, but supply has been expanding rapidly, and domestic produce has already appeared on wholesale markets. In retail stores, however,...
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Reconciling pollinators and plant protection work – focus on beekeeping
The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) held a beekeeping demonstration in Székkutas in mid-July, the aim of which was to reduce the growing differences of opinion between agricultural crop...
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ESET: Cybercriminals use psychological manipulation to trap users in order to obtain data
Cybercriminals use social engineering to trick users into giving them information. According to ESET’s latest cyber threat report, for example, the ClickFix malware, which attacks with fake error messages, is...
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Slovenia sees increase in tourist arrivals in first six months of the year
In the first six months of the year, 2.8 million tourists visited Slovenia and spent 6.9 million guest nights, an 8.4 percent increase in the number of guests and 7.7...
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Farmers in Székely can always count on the government’s help
No matter what happens, it is fundamental for us that every Hungarian is responsible for every Hungarian, we act in this spirit and help farmers who have found themselves in...
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Müller invests in UK dairy plant
Müller plans to invest in a liquid milk and milk powders plant in the UK the German group bought last year with the acquisition of Yew Tree Dairy, which Müller...
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The use of certain acetamiprid-containing pesticides will change from mid-August due to the reduction of the limit value
According to the European Commission Regulation*, the residue limits permitted for the acetamiprid active ingredient in certain plant products will be changed from 19 August 2025. The measure is based...
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ASF also appears in wild boars near the border in Croatia
African swine fever (ASF) virus has also been detected in samples taken from wild boars near the outbreaks of domestic pigs in Osijek-Baranja County, Croatia. The infected animals were killed...
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Carrefour sells Italian branch to NewPrinces Group
Carrefour has entered into a binding agreement with NewPrinces Group with a view to selling all its activities in Italy. The food retailer announced this in the margins of strong...
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Regulations for nitrate-sensitive areas to change from the end of July
Due to the amendment of Decree 59/2008. (IV. 29.) FVM, the regulations for Good Agricultural Practice to be observed in nitrate-sensitive areas will change. The new regulations will be valid...
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Fair trade grows by 11% in Germany
Fair trade sales in Germany rose by 11% in 2024 to €2.6 billion, according to the Forum Fairer Handel’s annual press conference. Coffee and chocolate drove much of the growth...
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Priority goal: renewal of livestock farms
The Ministry of Agriculture has made the first support decisions in the tender aimed at renewing livestock farms: in the first round, 209 investments will receive support, worth a total...
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Does food become more expensive because it passes through too many hands? – Tamás Éder spoke about supply chains and the illusion of “shortening”
Many people believe that food prices could be cut if products were transported from the farm to the table through fewer actors. The concept of a shorter supply chain is...
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“This is a political product” – The Secretary General of the Hungarian National Confederation of Trade Unions spoke about the margin freeze and the retail crisis
It cannot be justified professionally, but it can remain – this is how the current situation of the margin stop can be summarized, which Katalin Neubauer, Secretary General of the...
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FAO recognizes young farmers
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is inviting nominations for the Young Farmers of Europe and Central Asia Award. The initiative aims to celebrate and support...
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Choking hazard pacifiers and toxic raincoats: EU investigates flood of Temu and Shein products
Pacifiers that can cause choking, sunglasses without UV filters, cosmetics containing banned chemicals – these are just a few examples of the problematic products that have entered the European Union...
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