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It is extremely important for Hungarians that the shops operate in a sustainable manner
Environmental awareness is becoming an increasingly important aspect for customers, and according to a recent survey, Hungarians also find it extremely important that stores operate in a sustainable manner. Based...
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Worrying survey: 95% of strawberries contain harmful chemicals
Government studies in the United Kingdom have revealed a serious problem: 95 percent of the strawberries available in the country contain perfluoro and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which are dangerous to...
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It is worth using salt substitutes
According to recent research, the use of salt substitutes can have significant benefits for cardiovascular health. A study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine points out that long-term...
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Unnecessary meetings and poorly saved documents make life miserable for domestic office workers
Among other things, Hungary’s first nationwide representative productivity research looked for answers to what factors hinder the daily work of domestic white-collar workers, which can even lead to burnout. Many...
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We buy vitamins and nutritional supplements more consciously than ever before
Although in the current economic situation one might expect that consumers’ price sensitivity is increasing, the latest research by Nutriversum revealed that after many years, price is no longer the...
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Hungarians prefer to pick up their online orders at parcel machines in the Central European region
Central European customers clearly prefer particularly fast home delivery – most often because something was left out during a previous shopping trip -, however, Hungarians would spend less on this...
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Research: food orders do not ask for plastic packaging
The entry into force of the regulation regulating plastic products is approaching: from July 1st, further tightening is expected on the market of single-use restaurant packaging materials, and according to...
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KPMG survey: saving the world in the hands of financiers?
According to KPMG’s survey, even companies that have been on the path to sustainability for years are struggling with how to raise the tasks related to sustainability reporting to the...
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KPMG: The perception of brands may suffer due to falling living standards
According to the global research of KPMG Customer Experience Excellence, consumer satisfaction has worsened in the past year according to all aspects examined. The global livelihood crisis is primarily behind...
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Mobile payment is now a daily routine for Hungarian students
Mastercard has conducted a survey among young Hungarians about their financial habits, personal motivations and goals for the second time. This article is available for reading in Trade magazin 2024/4...
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Scientists prove drinking good wine ‘makes you happier’
Drinking high quality wine really does make you feel happier, a scientific study found following an event in Pisa, Italy. The National Research Council of Italy study reported in the...
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Europe non-alcoholic market could grow to €15.4bn
The Europe non-alcoholic wine and beer market size reached €8.6bn in 2023 as consumers continued to buy into the category. According to research by The International Market Analysis Research and...
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Research: we fear bad Easter ham
For Hungarians, Easter is still considered a holiday celebrated at home, with family, of which traditional foods, such as Easter ham, are an essential part. The representative research commissioned by...
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EY: The world economy is not spinning, but company managers are optimistic
The majority of CEOs expect profit growth this year, despite the unfavorable global economic environment, according to EY’s latest international survey of 1,200 CEOs in 21 countries, including France, Germany,...
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Plant-based nutrition
Last October the National Association of Plant Based Food Manufacturers and Distributors (NÉGYOSZ) and Trend International Kft. did a nationwide representative survey on the attitudes of domestic consumers regarding their...
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KPMG: Female senior managers adapted surprisingly quickly to the polycrisis
Despite their increased workload, female senior managers are optimistic about company growth, social change, gender equality and their own careers. The majority have adapted to the current polycrisis and are...
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Can the retail and FMCG sectors cope with the salary competition in 2024?
Randstad’s HR Trend research looks at the economic expectations, recruitment plans and changes in benefits packages of 350 from our partner companies, representing various sizes and backgrounds. This article is...
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We walk for kilometers in the malls if the coupon sale is big enough – domestic survey
In general, customers spend 2-3 hours in shopping centers for coupon deals and even stand in line in stores if the discount on the selected product is big enough, Etele...
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Randstad HR Trends: Should our jobs be afraid of AI?
Although more and more people around the world are using artificial intelligence (AI) in their work, almost half of the top managers in Hungary do not yet see clearly the...
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GVH proposes a multilevel sustainability labelling system
Green advertising messages are often unclear and confusing, and a significant proportion of consumers aren’t aware of the exact content and meaning of certain claims and labels – these are...
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Seven out of ten Hungarians see fruit and vegetables as the key to a healthy diet
Consumers who pay special attention to following a healthy diet say they have become 5% more critical of red meat in a year, and there are almost no Hungarians who...
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Majority Of Europeans Consider Ultra-Processed Foods Unhealthy, Study Finds
The majority of European consumers (65%) believe that ultra-processed food items are unhealthy and will cause health issues later in life, according to a new study conducted by the EIT...
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Randstad on “HR Trends 2024”: gaping gap between salary demand and planned salary increase
On February 1, Randstad published the first details of the “HR Trends 2024” research. The research conducted by interviewing the top managers of more than 350 domestic companies operating in...
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In a few years, everybody will be in big trouble on the job market if they don’t learn how to “prompt
In 2023, artificial intelligence exploded into our everyday life, and today almost everyone is speculating whether AI can take their jobs. For the time being, companies are rather groping about...
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Cheap artificial meat available to anyone is coming to the stores
Meat production and the associated emissions are becoming more and more worrying, but at the same time, laboratory meat production can be a potential solution to the problem. According to...
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The solvency of the population may slowly return to the pre-war level
In the last quarter of last year, the solvency of Hungarian households rose again, although the decline of recent years has not yet been reversed, according to the new solvency...
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National research on the big firsts of our lives was commissioned by the Hungarian McDonald’s
According to more than two-thirds of Hungarians, first love is the most memorable life event – a nationwide survey revealed. The importance of human relationships is obvious: in addition to...
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VOSZ Barometer: the decrease in purchasing power shocked SMEs in 2023
According to the data of the 2023 fourth quarter survey completed on behalf of the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers (VOSZ), the business mood continued to deteriorate, this time...
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Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky: the development of the armed forces also requires the latest research in nutrition and food science
The development of the Hungarian armed forces also requires the latest research in nutrition and food science, both in terms of recruitment, retention and personnel support, the Minister of National...
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Shift to modern grocery consumption slows down
Spending in modern grocery, including the online channel, slowed down in the fastest-growing markets as the growth of modern grocery networks “failed to keep pace” with other channels amidst the...
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