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An agreement was reached about the seven-year EU budget

A few minutes after half past six in the morning, EU leaders finally managed to reach an agreement on the EU budget for the next seven years and a recovery...

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One of the tenders for poultry and pigs is suspended

The Managing Authority suspends the possibility to submit aid applications for the call “Development of disease control systems in poultry and pig farms” (VP2-4.1.1.7-20) co-financed by the European Agricultural Fund...

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Industrial production in the euro area was weaker than expected in May

In May, industrial production in the euro area declined more than expected year-on-year and grew less than in April, according to a report by Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office....

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Eurobarometer: EU citizens are increasingly aware of their EU rights

Citizens of the European Union are becoming more aware of their Community rights and the vast majority are familiar with the term “European Union citizen”, according to a Eurobarometer survey...

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ITM: Hungary is at the forefront of EU consumer protection

Hungary is at the forefront of EU consumer protection, as evidenced by the fact that last year Hungarian consumer protection reported 171 high-risk dangerous products to the European Union’s non-food...

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EU forecast: A deeper economic recession is expected, with wider divergences between member states

Despite a rapid and comprehensive EU and Member State response, the European Union’s economy is plunging into a deep recession this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, and as emergency...

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European Commission: the number of notifications and actions on dangerous products has increased

The number of notifications and actions on dangerous products increased last year. The authorities of countries participating in the European Consumer Protection System reported more than 2,200 alerts and respondedto...

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Magosz cannot prepare for the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy

It is not possible to prepare for the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy in one year, which must be developed in accordance with the new environmental regulations, ie the Green...

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Non-EU citizens can come to Hungary only from Serbia

“With the exception of Serbia, we cannot fulfill the union’s request to release citizens from non-EU countries for the time being, because that would be contrary to the health interests...

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Changes in competition law will strengthen the procedural rights of the GVH

In the future, co-operation between the competition authorities of the EU member states will be strengthened, and their procedural powers will also be expanded and unified, Baker McKenzie said at...

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Chlorate residues in food

There is still a lot of the known pesticide, i.e. chlorate, in the environment, and with the chlorination of waters and the increasing use of various disinfectants, it is constantly...

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Consumer sentiment improved in the euro area and the EU in June

In June, consumer sentiment in the euro area and the EU rose slightly more than expected, according to a survey by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs...

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EU pork production has increased

In March 2020, slaughterhouses in the European Union produced about 2 million tonnes of pork and 600,000 tonnes of beef. This meant a 3.3 percent increase in pork production, compared...

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Foreign investment has stalled in Europe due to the crisis

One-third of foreign investment launched last year in Europe has stalled as a result of the current global economic crisis, according to EY’s latest European Attractiveness Survey (FDI). According to...

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The euro area’s foreign trade surplus fell to a fraction in April

In April, due to the demand-reducing effect of pandemiological restrictions, the euro area foreign trade surplus shrank more than expected to a fraction of a year earlier, according to a...

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EU Member States lose 15 billion euros a year due to counterfeiting

Counterfeiting has cost more than 83 billion euros to legitimate producers worldwide, with EU Member States losing 15 billion euros a year between 2013 and 2017 – according to the...

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Euro area and EU GDP declined at a record pace in the first quarter

Compared to the previous quarter, euro area and EU gross domestic product fell by the largest amount ever recorded in the first quarter. The European Union’s statistical office, Eurostat, said...

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Employment has fallen in Europe

Employment declined in the euro area and the European Union in the first quarter, compared to the last quarter of last year. The European Union’s statistical office (Eurostat) said on...

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Defining a decent minimum wage is crucial

A decent living in the European Union, in which minimum wages play a key role, is essential for the recovery from the coronavirus epidemic and the creation of a fair...

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The EU is preparing for new steps against new tobacco products

The Council of the European Union on Tuesday approved conclusions setting out policy guidelines and priorities for further reforms in two key areas of EU tax policy, the future development...

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The European Commission has presented a tool to strengthen economic recovery and resilience

The European Commission unveiled its financial instrument to help restore the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic and strengthen economic resilience (RRF) at its press conference on Thursday. The...

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Economic sentiment in the euro area and the EU improved in May

Although less than expected, the economic sentiment index in both the euro area and the EU improved in May from an 11-year low of the previous month – according to...

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ITM: one tenth of the web stores were inspected by the consumer protection authority within an EU action

The Ministry of Innovation and Technology’s (ITM) consumer protection was among those who carried out the most controls in a series of EU-wide inspections that have resulted in millions of...

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Employment in food supply across EU regions

In 2019, 15.9 million people aged over 15 were employed in the food supply sector in the European Union (EU), representing 8% of total employment. Their role is crucial for...

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Coronavirus: millions of misleading advertisements disappear from online space as a result of joint European consumer action

The European Commission and Member States’ consumer protection authorities have monitored websites to identify where EU consumers are targeted by false claims or scams in advertisements for products that may...

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AM: it could be a death sentence for European agriculture if Brussels implements the provisions of the Green Deal on the basis of proposals from the European Commission

The from the Farmland to the Table presented by the European Commission poses an insoluble task for farmers, and the Biodiversity Strategy, and not only does it not create opportunities...

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European ‘farm to fork’ and biodiversity strategy unacceptable for the Chamber of Agriculture

The European Commission has published its Farm to Fork strategy for the transition to a sustainable agriculture and food industry, as part of the European Green Deal, and the Biodiversity...

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Brutal wine surpluses have accumulated in Slovakia due to the coronavirus pandemic

In Slovakia, at least 80 percent of winemakers are affected by the crisis caused by the coronavirus. As they stopped exporting to third countries, they created a surplus of at...

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COVID-19: Council adopts temporary support to mitigate unemployment risks in an emergency (SURE)

As part of its emergency support package to tackle the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis, the EU has put in place a temporary instrument to help workers keep their...

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Eurozone and EU GDP fell by record levels in the first quarter

Compared to the previous quarter, euro area and EU gross domestic product fell by the largest amount ever recorded in the first quarter, according to a preliminary report by Eurostat,...

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