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The FMCG retailer ranking for 2020 is out – Lidl has reached the No.1 spot!

There is always a reason why it is worth waiting for Trade magazin’s FMCG retailer ranking every year, sometimes one or two surprises are revealed, while at other times a...

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The FMCG retailer ranking for 2019 is out – Lidl takes the second place behind Tesco

Every year Trade magazin publishes the FMCG retailer ranking of the previous year in the first days of June. The biggest surprise in the 2019 ranking is that Lidl climbed...

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Magazine: Big growth in the non-food sales of National Tobacco Shops

Non-food categories realised 13 percent of total sales by National Tobacco Shops in 2017. The profit margin of these categories is 25-30 percent, while the profit margin of tobacco products is...

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Magazine: Retail trade is going upwards, but there are small obstacles

György Vámos, general secretary of the National Trade Association (OKSZ) told our magazine that retail sales expanded by 5 percent in 2017 – there has been a sales growth every...

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Magazine: Brands are the engine of growth

Dr Ágnes Fábián, president of Branded Goods Association Hungary (BGA) and managing director of Henkel Magyarország Kft. talked to our magazine about 2017 from brand owners’ perspective: ‘2017 continued the growth...

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Magazine: Wearing mismatched shoes

2017 was an odd year for the Federation of Hungarian Food Industries (ÉFOSZ) – Tamás Éder, the president of the federation told our magazine. He explained that it is very difficult...

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Magazine: Trends of 2017 and expectations for 2018 in the Hungarian FMCG market (Part 2)

GfK Hungária Market Research Institute held its annual FMCG year evaluating conference in March – this is the second part of our report. Krisztina Bakonyi-Kovács, senior product consultant of GfK told...

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Tesco gives more every year

Just like in former years, Tesco made great efforts in 2017 to give more to customers day after day. Tesco Hungary’s operations director Zsolt Pártos told our magazine that last year...

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Auchan switched to a multichannel model

2017 brought many important things in the life of Auchan Hungary. CEO Dominique Ducoux told that they switched to a multichannel sales model: the company launched its online shop that delivers...

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Record performance from SPAR in 2017

2017 was a record year for SPAR Hungary in terms of both sales and development projects. Our magazine interviewed managing director Gabriella Heiszler. – What was the most important event for...

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Dynamic dm

Drugstore chain dm operates 259 units in Hungary, which realised EUR 302-million sales in the 2016-2017 fiscal year. Sales were up 10 percent from the base period. Roland Kanyó, marketing and PR...

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ALDI: low prices, new products and more workers recruited

In 2017 the number of Hungarian ALDI stores grew to 129. Shoppers can now choose from approximately 1,800 products in ALDI discount supermarkets. The majority of fresh fruits and vegetables are supplied...

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Between two trends, in a balanced state

Coop ended 2017 with a single-digit sales growth and a stable market share. We asked László Pekó, chairman of CO-OP Hungary’s board of directors and the company’s CEO Géza Tóth about...

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CBA: a systematic building process

In 2017 the CBA and Príma network continued to go in the direction set by president Vilmos Lázár and the chain’s main owners in early 2016. Mr Lázár told that it...

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Rossmann is 25 this year and keeps growing

Rossmann sees potential in a wider product selection and expansion. Rossmann Hungary is 25 years old this year and our magazine interviewed managing director László Flórián. – Which events and results...

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Hungary’s interests are important for Reál

Reál Hungária Élelmiszer Kft. is 100-percent Hungarian-owned and unites more than 2,000 stores in a franchise system. Annual sales exceed HUF 300 billion. Reál does food and drug retail and wholesale in every...

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Penny Market: smart solutions in the spirit of sustainability

Discount supermarket chain Penny Market has been present in Hungary for 22 years. They operate 215 stores and 3 logistics centres, employing nearly 4,000 people. Working with Hungarian suppliers is of special...

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Lidl: special role for Hungarian suppliers

Lidl has nearly 170 discount supermarkets in Hungary and employs more than 5,000 people. More than 60 percent of the products Lidl Hungary stores sell are from Hungarian suppliers. In 2016 a...

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Magazine: A retail overview of 2017

Hungarian retail trends are influenced by both global and local processes: consumer needs and the opportunities created by technological development interact to define the direction of changes. In 2017 the Hungarian...

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Hungarian purchasing power and demographic variables

In 2017 European purchasing power growth was the 5th biggest in Hungary: up more than 10 percent, it was EUR 655/year/person – revealed data from GfK. The per capita income that...

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A positive environment for the FMCG sector

In the 4th quarter of 2017 the consumer confidence index was at 74 points in Hungary, approaching the 87-point average of the European Union. Like-for-like FMCG sales growth was 8.2 percent,...

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