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In Slovenia, most shops closed on Saturday, part of the service industry and tourism shut down

In Slovenia, most of the shops closed on Saturday, part of the service industry and tourism came to a halt, while the previous peak in the number of new infections...

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In Italy, they are being tightened further, with restaurants having to close early in the evening

Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced at a press conference on Sunday a further tightening of the restaurants, closure at 6 p.m. The new measures took effect nationwide from midnight...

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In October, economic performance in the euro area declined

The euro area economic performance declined in October, following minimal growth in September. According to preliminary data from a survey conducted by the IHS Markit Institute for Economic Research in...

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Heinz ketchup challenge

Heinz is challenging TikTok users to share videos of their Halloween preparations for a chance to win a bottle of its limited-edition Heinz Tomato Blood Ketchup. The Kraft Heinz-owned brand...

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A stamp made of toilet paper is coming

The Austrian Post issues a stamp made of three-ply toilet paper on the occasion of the coronavirus pandemic, for charitable purposes – index wrote. The shape and size of the...

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How to be an environmentally conscious customer?

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic the demand for food has soared. In the first quarter of 2020, the number of online purchases increased by 15 per cent and consumption increased to...

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(HU) Önkiszolgáló kasszák: elfogytak az ellenérvek!

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Ipsos: We still want safe shopping in stores

And online, we expect our orders to be delivered and delivered smoothly. 124 members of Ipsos ’trial shopping community shared their fall shopping experiences with the experts of the research...

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FruitveB: nut harvest will be weak this year

This year, half of the average annual crop, about 3.5-4.0 thousand tons of walnuts, can be produced in the country – the vice-president of the FruitVeB Hungarian Fruit and Vegetable...

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P&G Beauty: Reusable Bottles Debut at Reuters Business Summit

P&G Beauty announced the launch of its first ever reusable and refillable aluminum bottle system at scale, with its brands Head & Shoulders, Pantene, Herbal Essences and Aussie in Europe...

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Shopkeepers expect stricter measures

Workers in shops, stores and malls are calling for further tightening of the rules of pandemiological control, as the risk factors threatening daily workers have jumped sharply with the spread...

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The alternative food market in Europe could grow tremendously in five years

The emergence of alternatives to meat and dairy products is causing major changes in the food industry as more and more meat and dairy companies enter this market to meet...

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By 2030, blockchain technology will contribute 1.4 percent of global GDP

The use of blockchain technology is still limited by many to cryptocurrencies, although it is able to completely transform the processes we have been accustomed to in many areas of...

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IoT is the key to business success – even during a pandemic

Vodafone Business has published an IoT Spotlight report involving nearly 1,700 businesses globally, examining how different IoT (Internet of Things) solutions affect the way businesses operate. This year’s report is...

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A new training support system is launched for companies

A new training support system will be launched on Monday for companies implementing developments and investments in Hungary, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade said on his Facebook page,...

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Smugglers found smuggled honey

Four hundred kilograms of unlabeled honey was tried to smuggle into Hungary in a Romanian truck, but the goods got stuck in the control of the financial guards – index...

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British Poultry Council: there will not be enough Christmas turkeys if seasonal workers in Eastern Europe are not allowed to be exempted from quarantine

According to the British Poultry Breeders’ Business Organization, seasonal workers from Central and Eastern European EU countries, including Hungary, need to be exempted from the quarantine obligation imposed on the...

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Reverse Halloween with big brands

The pandemic has put candy companies, for whom the holiday generates about 14% of the sector’s annual sales in a creative challenge. With the Centers for Disease Control recommending against...

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Beer is not lost, it is only transformed

Due to the coronavirus crisis, plenty of beer is left in stock in Japan, but it is not wasted, but – following the rule of conserving energy – it only...

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Further tightenings in Poland

In Poland, pandemiological measures were further tightened from Saturday – 24.hu wrote. Restaurants have closed, outdoor movement of minors has been restricted, and gatherings of more than five people have...

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GfK: consumer sentiment noticeably deteriorated in Germany

As a result of the intensifying coronavirus pandemic, consumer sentiment deteriorated markedly in Germany in October, according to a survey by the GfK Nuremberg Economic Research Institute on Thursday. After...

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Edible wheat is becoming more expensive

It is difficult for the mills to buy suitable, high-quality wheat on the market now. The prices reach 60 thousand forints per tonne, and in some places they already exceed...

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According to Takarékbank, the outlook for agriculture has improved

Compared to the previous quarter, the outlook for Hungarian agriculture has improved, with almost all stakeholders became more optimistic than during the first wave of the epidemic, according to Takarékbank’s...

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Black Friday 2020

The 2020 Christmas season is fast approaching, so Black Friday promotions will soon be heating up the audience. While last year only one in 3 people bought as part of...

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An agreement on the common agricultural policy has been reached

An agreement on the new Common Agricultural Policy was reached in the Agriculture and Fisheries Council at dawn on Wednesday – Nagy István Minister of Agriculture told MTI. The agreement...

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PortfoLion’s Green Fund has completed a successful transaction with the NAGISZ Group

PortfoLion acquired a 97.91 percent stake in the NAGISZ Group after the transaction was approved by the Hungarian Competition Authority. The successful operation of the company group will continue to...

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The country moved to Lake Balaton

In January you spent 3,129 forints a day, in March 3,452 forints, in April 3,100 forints, in September 3,559 forints a day in the store if you were an average...

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Szentkirályi innovates with an exclusive rePET bottle

div class = “lead_custom”> Hungary’s market-leading mineral water brand has been working for the environmentally conscious operation of the company and the entire industry for many years. Szentkirály bottles are...

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Euronews is launching a local program in Hungary for the first time in the world

Europe’s most-watched news channel, in partnership with Mastercard, puts financial awareness at the forefront with the weekly Business and Lifestyle magazine Business Class. The business talk show, which will be...

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How green Hungarians are?

Although the proportion of selectively collected waste has increased in Hungary in recent years, according to the data, there is still room for improvement. We consider ourselves to be green-minded,...

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