Tag "járvány"
RetailZoom: New categories arise to top-10 rank since COVID-19
In our earlier articles we have showcased many different perspectives how the spreading of the virus and the subsequent quarantine period has changed the way consumers are doing their shopping...
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Most people are looking for self-service checkouts
Three out of four purchases are already made through self-service cash registers in some CBA stores, where, as part of an investment that has just been completed – as the...
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Price drop in the poultry market
Significant oversupply and falling prices have also developed in the European and Hungarian poultry markets. The sectoral professional organizations – with the agreement of the Hungarian Product Council – would...
Read moreThe price of live pigs has dropped significantly
The price of live pigs has dropped significantly in recent weeks due to the coronavirus epidemic – Horváth István, chairman of the Interprofessional Organization and Product Council for Slaughter Animals...
Read moreThe reorganization of the wine market has begun
The reorganization of the wine market in Hungary has started due to the coronavirus pandemic – Légli Ottó, President of the National Council of Mountain Communities (HNT) tokld Kossuth Radio...
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The world-famous cheese exporter Kőröstej has employed one hundred more workers since March
There is a Hungarian “miracle” during the pandemic. Kőröstej, a world-renowned cheese exporter from Jordan through Dubai to LOndon does not lay off workers; on the contrary, despite COVID-19, they...
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The Auchan promenade provides significant discounts to its tenants
During March 2020, the Hungarian government made a number of provisions to curb the coronavirus epidemic and protect the health of the population. These measures, including the restricted shop opening...
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Will the border remain open to seasonal agricultural workers?
The European Commission has issued a practical guide to facilitate the free movement of priority workers and frontier workers between Member States. The Commission is thus supporting governments to create...
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There are more and more hybrid letters
Demand for online mailing increased dramatically during the pandemic. With a hybrid letter-type item, the physical connection to the post oofice can be avoided, as the letter must be sent...
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The pandemic has totally transformed the way the world eats
There is no trend, exactly, other than this: People want comfort. They also want to eat their way to stronger immune systems. They’re stress baking, but they’re also eating healthier...
Read moreCsehországban megnyíltak az üzletek
Csehországban folytatódik a közéletet és a gazdaságot korlátozó, márciusban bevezetett intézkedések fokozatos feloldása, amit a koronavírus-járvány terjedésének jelentős lelassulása tett lehetővé. Hétfőn kinyithattak a 2500 négyzetméternél kisebb alapterületű üzletek és...
Read moreJelentősen romlott a fogyasztói hangulat az Egyesült Államokban áprilisban
Soha nem látott mértékben romlott a fogyasztók hangulata az Egyesült Államokban áprilisban az új koronavírus-járvány hatására a Michigan egyetem szokásos havi felmérésének tanúsága szerint. A pénteken közölt előzetes adatok szerint...
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Zuhant az Adidas nyeresége
Az első negyedévben a járványvédelmi korlátozások következtében megcsappan kereslet miatt csökkent az adidas sportszer- és sportruházatgyártó konszern bevétele és jelentősen visszaesett a nyeresége a cég honlapján hétfőn publikált beszámoló alapján....
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GFK: Customer needs keep changing
Crises like COVID-19 create severe disruption across many fronts. But these overwhelming market fluctuations also include trend indicators that can help you master the crisis. By tracking sales and pricing...
Read moreHévíz expects a loss of revenue of one and a half billion forints
In connection with the coronavirus epidemic, the local government of Hévíz expects a loss of about one and a half billion forints in the period until the end of the...
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Coronavirus pandemic ‘will cause famine of biblical proportions’
he world is facing widespread famine “of biblical proportions” because of the coronavirus pandemic, the chief of the UN’s food relief agency has warned, with a short time to act...
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Huge trouble if following the pandemic… or perhaps not?
COVID-19 has overshadowed the climate crisis as governments scramble to protect the health of citizens without cratering their economies, but the pandemic could still open a fast-track pathway -– albeit...
Read moreWholesale shopping is radically transforming
The continuous spread of the coronavirus epidemic and the restrictions imposed in the name of protection have significantly reshaped everyday life, to which everyone is trying to adapt – hellovidek.hu...
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BKIK: commercial real estate rents have to be restructured during the crisis
The Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BKIK) has developed a 7-point package of proposals to address the real estate rental situation of businesses, asking the government to set rents...
Read moreHungarian ALDI marketed millions of Chinese masks
ALDI has marketed two million disposable masks in Hungary – Pénzcentrum wrote. The product came from China will be sold in 10-piece packages on store shelves and can be purchased...
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Agriculture is problematic in the long run
The coronavirus pandemic is relegating the economy to an unprecedented level 100 years ago, bringing corporate bankruptcies, unemployment is skyrocketing, and it is possible that living standards will only reach...
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With wine against the coronavirus
From April 24, the fundraising wine of Pajzos-Megyer Tokaj winery will be available exclusively in Auchan. For each bottle purchased from April 24, Szent László Hospital will receive 500 HUF...
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People are no hoarding toilet paper anylonger
People are more interested in puchasing essential items for home office and digital schooling, such as webcams. Toilet papers are not selling that well anymore, MTA’s reserarcher informed ATV on...
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Nestlé’s first quarter was good
Nestlé’s first-quarter sales exceeded estimates as customers bought plenty of pet food and coffee during the coronavirus epidemic – origo wrote, after CNBC. The Swiss multinational’s groups sales grew 4.3...
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This year’s Gourmet Festival will be missed
The Gourmet Festival is definitely not being held this year; the event, which is one of the leading gastro festivals in Hungary, would have been held in Millenáris Park between...
Read moreSet a negative record for business sentiment in Germany – ifo
In April, business sentiment in Germany fell to its lowest level ever in a recent survey by the Munich-based ifo economic research institute. In a survey sent to MTI on...
Read moreMore and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States
After several large meat processors, more and more slaughterhouses are closing in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic – according to a report by the U.S. Public Service...
Read moreVegetables became almost 30 percent more expensive in April in Germany
The fresh food market has been shattered by the coronavirus epidemic in Germany, with some product prices rising sharply and others falling – a survey found vegetables cost almost 30...
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Almost every store in Israel can open
In Israel, as part of a new phase of facilitation, almost every store can open from Saturday night, with only indoor shopping malls remaining closed – the public service radio...
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Hundreds of thousands of new employees at the American shopping company
Instacart, a food delivery company, plans to hire another 250,000 workers barely a month after it started hiring three hundred thousand new workers. The company said that demand for the...
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