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Lidl Hungary received a prestigious professional recognition
Lidl Hungary has received a prestigious professional recognition: it won the Sustainable Future Award from the Hungarian Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSDH) in the Corporate Transformation category. This demonstrates...
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HEINEKEN Hungária’s “Net Zero Production” carbon reduction program won an award
The Hungarian Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSDH) has awarded HEINEKEN Hungária’s carbon reduction program with a Sustainability Award. The company received the award in the Business Solutions / Climate...
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Sustainable holiday: The Body Shop gifts in fair trade packaging
The Body Shop’s mission is to build a greener, more conscious future for the beauty industry. The brand aims to become the first choice for those who value sustainability and...
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The first 100 days, up to 70% discount – and 16.6 tons of food saved!
More than 63,000 products saved, more than 21 million forints saved for customers! – these were the first hundred days of PRÍMA OUTLET. And the best is yet to come!...
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EM: more green cars were on the road by the end of September than in the entire record year of last year
So far, more than 93,000 pure electric cars have been equipped with green license plates in Hungary. Since February, a greater number of climate-friendly vehicles have been put into service...
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Lifelong poisons – the new risk of food packaging
A plastic take-out box, a hamburger wrapper, fire-fighting foam or a raincoat: what they all have in common is that they may contain the infamous “everlasting substances”. PFAS compounds break...
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Edeka Wins German Sustainability Award
German food retailer Edeka has received the German Sustainability Award in the “Food Retail” category. The jury praised Edeka’s environmental efforts, highlighting its commitment to freshwater protection and the expansion...
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Mercedes-Benz opens Europe’s most modern lighting test center
The facility in Immendingen, Baden-Württemberg, has been one of Mercedes-Benz’s most important test tracks for 10 years. The 530-hectare complex has now been expanded with a unique light test center,...
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The European Agriculture Committee is discussing more efficient, sustainable production in Budapest
The European Commission on Agriculture began its session today in Budapest – a key biennial forum for the countries of Europe and Central Asia on food and agriculture-related issues. The...
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Danone Invests €60m In Valencian Dairy Hub
Danone has developed its Aldaia plant, in Valencia, into a major European innovation and production hub through a €60 million investment made over the past five years. This strategic move...
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A new animal welfare regulation is being prepared – public consultation has begun
The European Commission launched a public consultation on its proposal for a regulation on the modernisation of animal welfare rules on 30 September. The platform will be open to public...
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Germany’s Knuspr introduces new food category made from upcycled ingredients
German online supermarket Knuspr has announced the launch of a dedicated category for upcycled food products, claiming to be the first retailer in the country to do so. The new...
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Splash-free urinal
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have created the world’s first splash-free urinal. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/10. Their experiments showed that splashing is significant...
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Invisible risk in the chain: microplastics in the food industry
Nano- and microplastics are present in water, packaging and even in our bodies. Microplastics are plastic particles smaller than 5mm (approx. 0.1–5000µm); nanoplastics that are even smaller can pass through...
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Kifli.hu’s parent company launches a new category for foods made with value-added recycling
Kifli.hu’s parent company, Rohlik, is taking another step towards sustainability: in all countries where it is present – including in Hungary on September 29, World Food Waste Day – it...
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Sustainability has also reached the beer industry
The secret to beer’s global success has always been adaptation – and today is no different. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2025/10. Climate change and health-conscious...
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Syngenta’s sustainability program reaches a new level in Dióskál
Starting this year, the INTERRA® Farm in Dióskáli will continue to operate not only as a farm showcasing Syngenta’s sustainability initiatives, but also as a prominent testing ground for its...
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Ikea launches food scrap recycling pilot
A leading furniture and home decor retailer is launching a new pilot program to curb food waste. Ikea U.S. and Vanguard Renewables, a company that specializes in organic recycling, announced...
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PET bottles get a new look: 25% recycled content mandatory from January
New regulations for PET bottles will come into effect from January 1st: every bottle put on the market must contain at least 25% recycled plastic. The goal is to reach...
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Where did 288 million portions of surplus food go in the country?
Since its establishment, the Hungarian Food Bank Association, which celebrates its twentieth anniversary this fall, has saved and distributed 288 million portions of food to people in need. With their...
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KitKat bar version has arrived – The iconic sweet is available in three flavors
KitKat’s latest chocolate bars will be available in Hungary from September: double chocolate, hazelnut and salted caramel versions. The iconic brand, which is 90 years old this year, is opening...
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Plant-based dog food cuts environmental “pawprint,” UK study reveals
Plant-based dog food production has a lower impact on the environment compared to red meat options, a study by the University of Nottingham, UK reveals. The findings can provide sustainability-conscious...
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The 2025 Symbol of Sustainability Awards have been presented
Trade magazin announced the Symbol of Sustainability competition for the sixth time and it is now traditional that the awards are presented at the five-day Business Days conference – this...
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Illycaffè introduces compostable Coffee-B system in Italy
Italian coffee producer illycaffè, in partnership with Swiss retailer Migros, is launching the Coffee-B system in Italy. Unlike traditional capsules, the system uses fully compostable coffee balls made from freshly...
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According to the latest data from EUROSTAT, the number of farm animals in the European Union continues to decline
The professional group “Voice of European Livestock” presented in its recent analysis: in 2024, the populations of the main animal species decreased significantly. The number of pigs decreased to around...
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AM: Ministry of Agriculture helps sustainable farming with new facilitation
The Hungarian government has a firm intention to provide farmers with a flexible support system, which is why administrative burdens and mandatory inspections are being reduced, and sanctions are also...
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Continuous renewal on the path to sustainability
MiReHu’s sustainability efforts already have a strong presence in our daily lives. Developed over the past few years, the company’s awareness-raising activities are well known and recognised all over Hungary....
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DSV’s environmentally friendly warehouse in Szigetszentmiklós has started operations
The world’s largest logistics and forwarding company, the Danish-based DSV, has reached another milestone in Hungary: the company’s newest, nearly 18,000 square meter warehouse in Szigetszentmiklós has officially begun operations....
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Rossmann: consciousness, responsibility, inspiration – three projects, one set of values
For Rossmann sustainability and social responsibility aren’t simply campaigns, but core corporate values. This commitment is demonstrated by three recent initiatives. Green Brands award for the enerBIO brand: Rossmann’s own brand...
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Consumer consciousness is limited by our wallets
According to PwC’s Voice of the Consumer survey, which summarises the opinions of more than 21,000 consumers in 28 countries, shoppers would primarily buy food products that are in line...
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