Developments on an unprecedented scale are planned in Hungary’s food industry by the end of the decade, with a significant increase in funding to become available during the current European Union budget period compared with the previous one, the state secretary in charge of food chain supervision at the ministry of agriculture said on Monday.
A little soda bread history Irish baking over the centuries has been affected by two main factors. The first is our climate. The influence of the Gulf Stream prevents either great heat in the summer or cold in the winter. As a result, hard wheats, which need such heat and cold, don’t prosper. Those wheats make flour […]
Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, on Tuesday awarded the local unit of Heineken a 270 million forint (EUR 748,000) grant to support a 540 million forint upgrade at its brewery in Sopron, in north-western Hungary.
Belgian vegetable processing company Sugo Food is investing 5.4 billion forints (EUR 15.0m) at its base in Baja, in southern Hungary, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign affairs and trade minister, said.
Tesco is recalling the following product because pesticide residue has been found in it, the National Food Chain Safety Authority (Nébih) reported.
Japan has agreed to allow imports of Hungarian pork from areas of the country that have not been affected by African swine fever (ASF), the Agriculture Ministry said.
It’s that time of year again and no Christmas tree is complete without szaloncukor, a traditional Hungarian Christmas candy.
The Holiday Season just isn’t the same without the smells and tastes we’ve come to love, especially when it comes to Christmas.
Auchan Magyarország Kft. blocked and recalled their 500-gram large-grain oat flakes from customers because the product was contaminated with foreign plant material, presumably with jimson-weed, the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) reported on its website on Thursday (10th December).
The government will continue to cover half of wage costs and waive payroll taxes at companies in the hard-hit tourism and catering sectors until the end of January, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said on Facebook.
