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Set a negative record for business sentiment in Germany – ifo
In April, business sentiment in Germany fell to its lowest level ever in a recent survey by the Munich-based ifo economic research institute. In a survey sent to MTI on...
Read moreMore and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States
After several large meat processors, more and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic – according to a report by the U.S. Public Service...
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Vertical management faces serious challenges
Although the vertical farming sector has collected more than 1 billion USD in support since 2015, the sector faces serious challenges – agrarszektor.hu wrote. < / h2> Vertically, global...
Read moreVegetables became almost 30 percent more expensive in April in Germany
The fresh food market has been shattered by the coronavirus epidemic in Germany, with some product prices rising sharply and others falling – a survey found vegetables cost almost 30...
Read moreSwedish research: filtered coffee is the healthiest
Scientists have researched the healthiest way to make coffee: examining the relationship between different methods and heart attack and mortality, the survey has found that filtered coffee is best for...
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Almost every store in Israel can open
In Israel, as part of a new phase of facilitation, almost every store can open from Saturday night, with only indoor shopping malls remaining closed – the public service radio...
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Hundreds of thousands of new employees at the American shopping company
Instacart, a food delivery company, plans to hire another 250,000 workers barely a month after it started hiring three hundred thousand new workers. The company said that demand for the...
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A hacker attack thwarted the auctioning of the world’s largest private whiskey collection
The auctioning of the second large lot of the world’s largest private whiskey collection had to be postponed indefinitely because of a hacking attack against the Perth-based Whiskey Auctioneers auction...
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Panic-shopping causes more trouble than the lack of goods
The COVID epidemic has severely affected several sectors of the economy, but despite assumptions, agriculture and the food industry have not stopped. In contrast, panic shopping, which can be traced...
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Vöslauer is saying thank you
In-Food 2000 Kft., Together with Vöslauer, considers it extremely important to play its part in the fight against the epidemic. To facilitate this, nearly 4,000 bottles of 0.33 Vöslauer non-carbonated...
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The apple of our eye eats breakfast – Video of the day
There’s another reason to eat breakfast: Skipping it may increase your chances of a heart attack. A study of older men found those who regularly skipped breakfast had a 27...
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(HU) Stresszhelyzetben a növények is kiabálnak
MIT engineers can closely track how plants respond to stresses using sensors made of carbon nanotubes. MIT engineers have developed a way to closely track how plants respond to stresses...
Read moreThe Roland Garros-winner tennis player now works in a grocery store
The corona pandemic has taken tennis pro Kevin Krawietz to work in a grocery store. A year ago, German Kevin Krawietz won a doubles championship with his compatriot Andreas Mies...
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In Spain, Asparagus Lies Unpicked As Lockdown Shuts Out Migrant Workers
About half of farmer Jaime Urbina’s asparagus crop lies unpicked in his fields in central Spain as border closures to curb the coronavirus block Eastern European seasonal labourers. Right at peak food-harvesting...
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FairPrice launches mobile supermarket in Singapore
Singapore supermarket chain FairPrice has launched a mobile grocery service dubbed ‘FairPrice on Wheels’, delivering essential groceries closer to customers’ homes. With FairPrice on Wheels, customers living far away from...
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Fearing new virus wave, France refines end of lockdown plans
France offered retailers some relief on Thursday, saying it wanted them to reopen when a nationwide lockdown ends on May 11, though some curbs could remain in certain areas to...
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Magazine: Flavours of Sicily
In February the Guild of Hungarian Confectioners held a master course in the educational workshop of the guild. Andrea Giannone from Scicli in Sicily was the invited confectioner, who introduced...
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First Trade Marketing Club Online – Promo Online Coming Next Week
The first online meeting of the Trade Marketing Club “First Hand Info from Market Researchers ” was succesfully organised with nearly 70 participants, co-organized by Trade Magazine and POPAI Hungary...
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Unknown waters – About leaders’ modesty and empathy
How does the coronavirus situation and the related economic environment affect senior management expectations? What are the leadership qualities that are now gaining in value and can best help you...
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NAK is helping domestic food producers with another campaign
The National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) has launched its “I buy domestic!” campaign. The main goal of the campaign is to draw the attention of consumers to the choice of...
Read moreA few thousand company executives were asked what the expect from the crisis
Worldwide, nearly two-thirds of economic leaders expect a protracted crisis and a fifth expect a double crisis. According to a tenth of leading business people, the epidemic threatens the mere...
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Fight broke out between tenants and landlords
The Hungarian National Trade Association calls on the government to create a clear legal environment for the lease of business premises and service locations by regulation. The Hungarian National Trade...
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SPAR helps Hungarian producers to enter the market
The Hungaricool by SPAR product innovation competition which was launched last year has ended: from the end of March this year, customers can meet the winning products in the company’s...
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More than 400,000 people are already looking for work in Hungary due to the epidemic
The beginning of the year was promising until the announcement of the COVID-19 virus emergency. However, since 11 March, the situation has changed dramatically: a recent, representative survey found that...
Read morePodcast: Győrffy Balázs and Zászlós Tibor discussed on domestic animal husbandry
Győrffy Balázs, President of the National Chamber of Agriculture and Zászlós Tibor, President of the Association of Hungarian Livestock Breeders, discussed the situation of domestic animal husbandry. ...
Read moreEuler Hermes: How many companies can become insolvent this year
Due to the brutal economic shock caused by the pandemic, the number of corporate insolvencies will increase by 20-25 percent globally this year, but each economic region will suffer from...
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The do it yourself! movement was resurrected by the epidemic
Breadmakers, hair clippers and garden tools – it seems that Hungarians began to miss these from their households when they set up for quarantine life. As MediaMarkt’s recent sales figures...
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There are still no people for agricultural tasks
Labor released by the difficulties of other sectors can only partially address the acute labor demand of agriculture. Among the laid-off workers, mainly those who already have experience in this...
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HEINEKEN cheered the residents of the retirement homes with a serenade
Radics Gigi and Vastag Csaba brought cheer to retirement homes with music. The musicians were asked by HEINEKEN Hungária to ease the closedness of the elderly with their performance. And...
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