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A Hungarian company has developed the first lung vitamin on the market

The lung vitamin is specially designed to protect the lungs. It is a special capsule has been put together by a domestic company. The new dietary supplement formulation, which contains...

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Swedish 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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In a storm of changes: Food trends in 2020

Grocery stores need to invest and develop faster than they would like to if they want to keep up with consumption changes and their competitors. However, this situation seems to...

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The University of Debrecen is researching the health effects of Mádi wine

The health effects of Mádi wine are being researched at the new laboratory research facility of the University of Debrecen. According to a statement of the university sent to MTI...

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Reckitt Benckiser Opens Science And Innovation Centre In Hull

British household goods maker Reckitt Benckiser has inaugurated a state-of-the-art science and innovation centre in Hull as part of its £200 million (€235.7 million) investment in the UK. The innovation...

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Taste Tomorrow: Being familiar with consumption trends is the key to success

Bakery and confectionery ingredient maker Puratos Group is the Belgian parent company of Puratos Hungary Zrt., and it has 69 affiliates and employs 9,100 people – the group is the...

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Magazine: Canned food products underwent software and hardware update

According to András Szirbek, marketing director of Bonduelle Central Europe Kft., the main canned food consumption trends are the same in Hungary as in other parts of Europe: sales of...

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Magazine: Habits from the past, values from the future

Eating is a symbolic activity of consumer society, so it isn’t surprising at all that it already has its own direction in modern sociology (sociology of food). Researchers can point out...

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Obesity cause cancer more times than smoking

Obesity, like smoking, is already playing a major role in the four most common types of cancer, a British research organization said. According to the data of the Cancer Research...

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Waste-Not Kitchen Creates Change

The Waste-Not Kitchen has created a range of nourishing soups that provide a practical solution to reducing food waste and feeding those in need. Each soup is filled with NZ-raised...

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Spar Austria Forms Alliance to Promote A Reduced-Sugar Diet

Spar Austria has launched a sugar reduction initiative to draw attention to the benefits of lower sugar consumption, the retailer said in a statement. The aim of the initiative is...

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Food firms plan to phase out industrially produced trans fats

Members of the International Food and Beverage Alliance (IFBA) – including Nestlé, The Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo – will aim to phase out industrially produced trans fats from their products...

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(HU) Túl gyorsan reggelizünk

Hungarians don’t have enough time for a proper breakfast A breakfast habits survey conducted by Kellogg’s in Hungary this spring has found that 30 percent of young adults who live...

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Less sugar, more ice cream? US review explores ways to reduce sugar in dairy

A new report by North Carolina State University (NC State) and the US National Dairy Council (NDC) is reviewing the options available to the dairy industry to reduce sugar in...

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Magazine: A new generation of foods and drinks: healthy and convenient products

According to Hamburg-based global market research and analytics company Statista, this year the average European consumer realises EUR 1,267.96 FMCG turnover, 2 percent more than last year. Jenny Zegler, associate...

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Food can’t be healthy if the ingredients are unhealthy

Excessive use of pesticides and antibiotics in livestock farming, and poor management of fertilisers are all major threats to human health – a new report by the World Economic Forum...

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One third of young adults consume considerably less calcium than needed

The increase in fractures is a worldwide trend. One of the main reasons behind the fractures is inadequate calcium intake. According to a recent study, 70 percent of the population...

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ALDI supports the Go Pink Initiative for the fifth time

The ALDI Magyarország Élelmiszer Bt. is participating in the Go Pink Initiative for the fifth time, which in October every year attracts attention to the importance of fighting against breast...

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Tesco reduces the sugar content of its own branded soft drinks

Tesco significantly reduced the added sugar content in its own branded soft drinks, so from the beginning of October in the soft drinks on the shelves of the department stores,...

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Brewing company makes efforts for a greener world

Since the start of their sustainability programme in 2010, HEINEKEN Hungária Zrt. has recycled 98 percent of the waste they produced, covered 22 percent of their energy use from renewable sources...

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2016 was the year of innovation and expansion for Auchan

In 2016 Auchan Retail Hungary realised gross sales of HUF 350.4-billion with their 19 hypermarkets and 18 petrol stations. Sales increased by 3.8 percent and the company strengthened its positions...

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Healthy is the new sexy

According to a WHO report, two thirds of Hungarians are overweight. However, only half of Hungarians think that they have a weight problem – reveals a study by Nielsen. The...

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Peanut allergy treatment ‘lasts up to four years’

An oral treatment for peanut allergy is still effective four years after it has been administered, a study has found –BBC News wrote. Children were given a probiotic, with a...

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Coffee may reduce the risk of death due to cardiovascular diseases

Coffee may reduce the risk of a series of illnesses, including cardiovascular disease, according to two recent studies, but their authors argue that the lifestyle associated with coffee may also...

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Mineral oils from the packagings

During our lifetime, we can eat up to 40 decagrams of food-soluble packaging materials, and surprisingly, even solid materials can dissolve in each other. The mineral content of the paper...

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Nielsen: Europe faces slow growth

Amid great political and economic change around the world, global consumer confidence moved modestly in 2016, rising three points between the first and fourth quarter to 101. Confidence scores in...

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Tesco is committed to the fight against cancer

In Hungary, nearly eight thousand women is diagnosed with breast cancer every year . Tesco is committed to the fight against cancer, so in October the company joins to the...

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The fastest-growing market

Functional food products and goods that can improve people’s health are among the fastest-growing segments in the FMCG sector. According to a study by Leatherhead Food Research, in 2016 the...

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Obesity due to insufficient nutrition is the most serious nutritional problem in the world

Obesity caused by insufficient nutrition is the most serious nutritional problem in the world – according to a new global report. According to the latest Global Nutrition Report 2016 the...

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Magazine: Yogurt: you can eat it or you can drink it

Last year sales increased in the yogurt category, with sales improving in all segments. Beáta Várkonyi, external corporate relations director of Danone Hungary told us that they are trying to...

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