Lidl has taken food rescue to a new level
So far, Lidl Hungary has placed great emphasis on donating and reducing food waste. From today, it will continue its food rescue activities in accordance with the law, but even more widely. It will pass on any remaining food fit for human consumption to its existing charities through a voluntary donation. Through the complex donation program of the store chain, it helped Hungarian families in need with more than HUF 360 million in donations during the 2021 financial year, as well as contributed to the development of domestic healthcare and the provision of the highest possible level of care.
Related news
Prices of Hungarian products in Denmark: surprising differences between domestic and foreign prices
Food prices in Hungary continue to rise sharply, so more…
Read more >More than 1.1 million Munch food rescue packages have already found their homes in SPAR stores
In total, more than 1.1 million Munch food rescue packages…
Read more >Consumer confidence in branded products is growing again in Germany
The popularity of private label products has somewhat waned and…
Read more >Related news
Wholesale price growth in Germany slowed on a monthly basis, but accelerated on an annual basis in February
In Germany, wholesale price growth slowed down on a monthly…
Read more >Balance and beauty in everyday life – Balance by Béres Alexandra products are now available at Rossmann
Alexandra Béres’ Balance brand debuted at Rossmann with new beauty…
Read more >Auchan stores will celebrate Consumer Protection Day on March 14th
Auchan Hungary organized World Consumer Protection Day in its stores…
Read more >