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Pumpkin: delicious, healthy – and also used in the cosmetics industry

Every year more pumpkins are consumed in our country. Pumpkin is extremely healthy, and its imports are minimal – it is clear from the overview of the National Chamber of...

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Game meat is sustainable, natural, healthy – and domestic

Wild meats are part of traditional Hungarian cuisine, and they can also be used to prepare healthy dishes that meet the latest consumer expectations, said Márton Nobilis, the State Secretary...

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Is the product tax coming? Young people still consume a high proportion of energy drinks

Young people and school-aged children still consume a high proportion of energy drinks, so it is important to draw attention to this with various attitude-shaping programs – said the Parliamentary...

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Doesn’t red meat pose a health risk after all?!

For years, some studies have linked red meat consumption to health problems such as heart disease, stroke, and cancer. Almost all research is observational and cannot conclusively establish cause and...

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That is why it is worth giving up smoking

The full results of the research, published in the journal Internal and Emergency Medicine, followed the positive changes shown in the three- and six-month reports. The observed improvements were sustained...

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SPAR became the health-conscious retailer of the year

There are more and more people in Hungary who have certain sensitivities and want to eat more consciously. SPAR offers them more than 1,500 types of goods in its national...

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Plant-based meat and seafood are growing in popularity the most

In 2021, the global plant-based food market was valued at USD 39.42 billion and is expected to grow to USD 103.56 billion by 2027. Plant-based foods refer to a wide...

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Only every fifth Hungarian eats consciously

More than half of Hungarians do not exercise for more than 3 hours a week, and only every 5th think that they eat consciously, according to a representative survey by...

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PepsiCo rolls out healthier crisps

PepsiCo has launched its first ever high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) compliant range of “healthier” Walkers and Doritos crisps. Popular crisp brands Walkers Baked and Doritos Dippers have...

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We eat more and more sweets

We consume more and more sugar, and low-calorie sweeteners are also gaining more space. A survey by researchers at Deakin University in Australia between 2007 and 2019 shows a 50...

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Lidl launches with health-conscious, special products

Lidl Hungary is constantly expanding the number of products that support health-conscious and special diets, so that its permanent and temporary offer already includes nearly 350 vegetarian, vegan, organic, lactose-...

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EAT-Lancet 2.0: new version of the controversial 2019 report

Scientist from 19 countries have announced last Friday the launch of the EAT-Lancet Commission 2.0, which will update and expand the evidence base for sustainable and equitable food systems change....

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UK government’s HFSS restrictions delay

The UK government has announced a one-year delay to the proposed restrictions for foods high in fat, salt or sugar. It said restrictions would be pushed back following the unprecedented...

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According to a survey, Hungarians would spend at least HUF 6,000 a month on private health insurance

The majority of Hungarians do not have private health insurance, although there is a serious demand for it from the population; Respondents expect the service most quickly and easily, according...

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Eurostat: life expectancy has slightly reduced in the EU

Compared to the previous year, it decreased slightly by 0.9 years, falling from 81.3 to 80.4 years of life expectancy at birth in the European Union in 2020, the decline...

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Szentkirályi mineral water school competition supports physical education classes with valuable sports equipment

The Association for the Quality of Physical Education in Szentkirály and the Health-Promoting Quality Physical Education in Hungary for primary and secondary school students has launched a joint competition in...

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Almost half of UK consumers willing to try free-from

Almost half of the UK (47%) are willing to try more free-from products this year as health and well-being top shoppers’ priorities, new research from Product of the Year has...

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Tablets make you fat!

Teens glued to their tablet, smartphone or computer for hours on end may be more likely to become obese, a new study suggests. Those who used screen devices for five...

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Drinking between half and 3 cups of coffee a day has a good effect on the cardiovascular system

Drinking between half and 3 cups of coffee a day has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system and even reduced the risk of death and stroke in the study...

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Planning reloaded

At the November meeting of the Trade Marketing Club (TMC) one of the founders, Zsuzsanna Hermann welcomed on- and offline participants. Another TMC founder Ágnes Csiby introduced the presenters and...

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Tesco modified the recipes of 300 own brand products to make them healthier

According to Tesco-Global Zrt.’s CEO Zsolt Pálinkás, Tesco is dedicated to helping shoppers live a healthier life. Tesco is modifying the composition of their own brand products or replacing them...

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Vitality and health in a bottle

András Palkó, Coca-Cola HBC Magyarország’s marketing operations manager opines that the driving forces of the hydration category are functional waters and plant-based drinks, with a small market share but dynamically...

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3 tips for a more sustainable diet

While it is convenient to point the finger at the private jets of the richest or the giant cargo liners to say that there is nothing we can do for...

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Magazine: They will even know what we are thinking

According to a Deloitte study on the future of retailers, there are four fields where the rules are likely to be rewritten: 1. differentiating between digital investments, 2. connecting supply...

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Drinking coffee reduces the risk of developing chronic liver disease

Drinking coffee reduces the risk of developing chronic liver disease, said British researchers who published their study in the medical journal BMC Public Health....

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METRO keeps up with the needs of healthy lifestyle followers

Health-conscious lifestyles are becoming increasingly popular worldwide. In Europe, the number of people who buy products for healthy lifestyles has increased by 35% in recent years. This trend has been...

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(HU) Nemzetközi szinten is elindult az Európai Friss Csapat program

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Product innovations: At the gates of a new world

Healthy, natural and immune system strengthening food products are very popular and numerous companies are building portfolios with products like this. Chobai has recently announced launching a new probiotic yogurt...

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Retailers in the era of artificial intelligence

Loyalty comes first Experts predict that 2021 will be the year of both uncertainties and opportunities. With the pandemic 2020 brought the online food industry boom which had been forecasted...

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