Upfield supported those in need and volunteer helpers during the peak of the pandemic
“The coronavirus has put pressure on the disadvantaged from several sides. In addition to making it more difficult to buy food financially and physically, health care focused on nutritious diet. We wanted no one to give up margarine, the essential ingredient of a valuable plant diet and home baking and cooking, margarine, ” Dósa Gábor, Managing Director of Upfield Hungary said.
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