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Top 10 Events That Marked Food Retail In 2011
Although the crisis has lingered on and consumption continued to decline, 2011 has been a good overall year in the retail sector, estimated at EUR16 billion. The new market entries, the laun...
Ramnicu Valcea Entrepreneurs Developed 32-Store Chain And 50 Types Of Raureni Canned Food
Dorina and Dan Mutu from Ramnicu Valcea town have over 17 years built businesses with a turnover in excess of EUR46 million this year.
Romanian Food Producers Must Sign In Registry Of Food Industries - Bill
Romanian food producers will be allowed to carry out operations only if they register in the Registry of Food Industries (RIA) available on the Agriculture Ministry’s website, according to a...
EU Commissioner: Food Security Not A Past Problem, It Concerns Future
Romanian EU Commissioner for Agriculture Dacian Ciolos said Friday food security is an issue that concerns the future and fears of food shortages underlie current social commotion and politi...
Saff Trading - From Food Product Distributor In Craiova To Sweets Producer
Saff Trading started out by distributing food products in Craiova in 1998 and ended up with a turnover of EUR15 million last year from distribution across Romania and sweets production.
A Happy Entrepreneur: 2011 Was Better Than 2010
Marex Braila, with food industry and farming operations, is set to see turnover rise by 5% this year, to EUR153 million, according to Marin Moraru, the general manager and a stakeholder in t...
Caroli: We Make Decisions Fast To Keep Up With Romanian Entrepreneurs
Caroli Foods Group, a company with EUR77.5 million in sales last year and the largest multinational cold cuts producer in Romania, says it has adjusted its decision-making pace to match that...
AT Kearney: Romanians' Spending On Cigarettes, Alcohol, Food Increased During Crisis
The share of cigarettes, alcohol, food and drink in Romanians' consumption expenses increased during the crisis, while that of furnishings for the home, clothing and communication decreased,...
Romania To Raise Fines For Selling Products That Can Be Mistaken For Food
Romania will raise fines for the selling, importing, exporting and production of products that can be mistaken for food to 1,000-3,000 lei (EUR400–EUR1,200) from the current RON70-RON100, ac...