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Exotic mushroom varieties drive the plant-based revolution, says Tesco

Demand is soaring for two obscure mushroom varieties that are taking the UK’s plant-based market by storm, the retailer highlights Sales for Brown Oyster Cluster and King Oyster mushrooms have...

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Starbucks to add more plant-based food in latest green push

Starbucks Corp (SBUX.O) aims to add more plant-based food and drinks to its menu as part of the company’s latest plan to become more environmentally friendly. Starbucks – which sells...

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Aldi Suisse Launches Organic Beef Project

Aldi Suisse has launched an organic project for grazing beef cattle, ‘Aldi Bio Weide Rind’, which is says is a first for the retail sector in Switzerland. The project aims...

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Magazine: The health trend is here to stay

The Hungarian deep-freezing and canning industry’s contribution to the nation’s food industry output is approximately 10 percent, with a production value of HUF 170-190 billion. However, the sector’s share in...

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Future Store – This year between 4 and 6 February! Visit us and participate in the guided tour!

In the store of the future we are going to present the latest exciting trends in food and non-food categories, at the same time identifying progressive shopping and consumption experiences...

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(HU) Szokatlan de hatékony praktika, hogy elkötelezett munkaerőt találjon

Cím:     Lead: Egy HR-praktika, ami segít bevonzani az elkötelezett munkaerőt, alkalmas brandépítésre, javít a munkahelyi légkörön, és nem is kerül sokba. De vajon miért pont a Magyar Kerékpárosklub...

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EU support for agriculture should also be provided during the transitional period

Farmers should continue to receive their subsidies after the current Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) expires at the end of this year – Nagy István Minister of Agriculture head of the...

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Top 4 + 1 Trends in the Physical Labor Market 2020

From an HR perspective, it is probably the most exciting time of the decade. The domestic analysis of Work Force Kft. and its foreign outlook suggest that in 2020, labor...

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Price drop in the e-cigarette refill market

An amendment to the law, which will take effect on March 1 this year, will reduce excise duty on nicotine refill liquors, resulting in lower prices for nicotine refill liquors...

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Nébih called back a biscuit of Russian origin

Due to the glycidyl-ester content above the limit, a biscuit of Russian origin was recalled from Hungary. The National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) is asking those who have purchased...

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Instead of improving, business sentiment in Germany deteriorated in January

Despite the more favorable current environment, the business sentiment index in Germany dropped in January due to a deterioration in the outlook rather than expected improvement – according to a...

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The performance of the euro area private sector remained depressed in January

Eurozone private sector performance has been depressed in January, but there are signs that it has surpassed the worst, as revealed by preliminary Purchasing Manager Indexes for IHS Markit’s London-based...

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GKI’s economic sentiment index started the year with a slight decrease

To a lesser extent than in December, the GKI economic sentiment index continued to decline in January, reaching its lowest level for more than three years. The current contraction is...

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Lidl Introduces Ireland’s First 100% Compostable Bag For Potatoes

Lidl Ireland has introduced the first fully compostable potato bag in the country, in conjunction with Meade Potato Company. The two-kilogramme packs of Meade White Potatoes feature packaging made from...

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Tesco to stop sale of plastic-wrapped multipacks in stores

Tesco is banishing shrink-wrapped multipacks of baked beans, soup and tuna from its aisles as part of a drive to slash its use of plastic packaging. The store-cupboard staples are...

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Air New Zealand trials edible coffee cups to reduce waste

Air New Zealand has begun trialling vanilla-flavoured edible coffee cups for customers in the air in a bid to reduce waste. Customers both on flights and on the ground will...

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Magazine: Hungarian Grain and Seed Association: Great potential in making organic products

According to Zsófia Pótsa, general secretary of the Hungarian Grain and Seed Association (MGTKSZ), the annual gross production value of the Hungarian milling industry is HUF 97-99 billion. Per capita...

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Last year, AM supported farmers with about 800 billion HUF

Agriculture and rural development subsidies contributed about 800 billion HUF to the sustainable production of Hungarian farmers in 2019 – the Ministry of Agriculture (MTI) announced on Friday. According to...

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(HU) Trade Marketing Konferencia meghívó és jelentkezés

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Nagy István: the number of producer markets increased by two and a half times

Thanks to government subsidies, the number of local producer markets has increased by two and a half times between 2012 and 2019, from 117 to 298 – the Minister of...

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The deadline for submitting the 28th Hungarian Innovation Prize is coming

In addition to the Innovation Grand Prix, a total of seven innovation awards will be presented on 27 March in the Parliament to companies submitting their applications by 12 February,...

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ÁSZ: the integrity of agricultural schools needs to be strengthened

The integrity of agricultural schools, ie their protection against corruption, should be strengthened, according to the State Audit Office (ÁSZ), whose audits have uncovered a series of irregularities in the...

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MFB launches three new loan programs for SMEs

The Hungarian Development Bank (MFB) Zrt. announces three new loan programs for Hungarian small and medium-sized enterprises – Sipos-Tompa Levente, President and CEO of MFB Zrt. announced at a press...

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Nébih has produced guidelines for the control of bovine tuberculosis

The Nébih has prepared guidelines for controlling bovine tuberculosis. The guidelines are now available on the agency’s website. The development of the guides was justified by the fact that while...

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Consumer confidence in the euro area did not change in January

Consumers’ confidence in the euro area and in the European Union remained unchanged in January -according to a survey by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs (DG...

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Hungary on Two Wheels will continue

Two young influencers (Szabina Emmer – Blogozine and Palkó Görbe – Serpenyővirtuóz) spent 13 days cycling around Hungary, visiting 13 Hungarian Product trademark users. ‘Hungary on Two Wheels’ aimed at...

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FrieslandCampina Turns To Paper Straws Across Portfolio

Dairy firm FrieslandCampina has introduced paper straws across its entire portfolio of products that require a straw, with the rollout expected to take approximately a year. According to the company,...

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Asda Unveils ‘Fishing For Plastic’ Initiative To Tackle Pollution

British retailer Asda has announced the launch of a new initiative, ‘Fishing For Plastic’, with which the Walmart-owned operator will seek to tackle marine pollution. As part of the initiative,...

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Billa Unveils New Protein-Enriched Range In Austria

Billa Austria has unveiled a new series of protein-enriched products, which include a range of snacks, breakfast products and drinks. The range of 15 SKUs will be available until March...

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Magazine: Stable raw milk prices, worsening sales results

Zoltán Harcz, managing director of the Dairy Board informed that in comparison with the average of 2010-2011 (1,906 million litres), Hungary’s milk production increased by 15 percent to (1,653 million...

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