Hungary: It also cooks the Far Eastern people cooked: those who have tasted Hungarian rice eat this

Published 2021년 9월 19일

Tridge summary

Hungary is a major rice-producing country with increasing domestic consumption, but faces challenges in cultivation due to high costs and changing weather conditions, leading to uncertain annual yields. The country relies on imports to meet demand, raising concerns about the quality and conditions of imported rice. Despite these challenges, rice is valued for its nutritional benefits and is available in various forms, with consumers being aware of the differences between brown and white rice.
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Original content

It is a pity to say that rice is one of our oldest crops, the second most important grain in the world. As incredible as it is, Hungary is also one of the big rice-producing countries, we are the northern border in Europe, where this crop still feels good. According to CSO data, domestic rice consumption is constantly growing year by year. In 2014, the amount per capita was still 4.1 kg, since then we have been eating more and more gradually, year by year, in 2019 this figure has already become 6.3 kg. By comparison, however, we consume far less rice than, for example, potatoes (58 kg), not to mention wheat flour (we use 85.6 kg of flour per year.) It is probable that the Turks introduced rice to Hungary. According to research, the cradle of domestic rice production was the Banat. In the 1950s and ’60s, even in Europe, Hungary was a great power with the cultivation of 50,000 hectares of rice at that time. However, the domestic production area has been steadily declining since ...
Source: Magro

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