The veil has fallen on Hungarian mineral waters

Published 2024년 8월 24일

Tridge summary

The Hungarian Mineral Water, Fruit and Soft Drinks Association (MAGYÜSZ) has provided insights into the consumer habits and preferences of mineral water in Hungary, highlighting the shift towards healthier choices and regional differences in shopping behaviors. Despite the differences between Budapest and rural areas in the value and frequency of purchases, the association emphasizes that mineral water consumption is not influenced by seasonal factors or the availability of local sources. The market trends indicate a growing preference for non-carbonated waters and an increase in the demand for flavored mineral waters, especially in warmer months. The market's development is largely driven by the location of trade networks, with Budapest favoring large supermarkets and hypermarkets, and online shopping, while rural areas lean towards local shops and markets. The article underscores the importance of health consciousness, local sourcing, and affordability in shaping mineral water consumption in Hungary.
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Original content

The Hungarian Mineral Water, Fruit and Soft Drinks Association (MAGYÜSZ) told HelloVidék that they do not keep track of consumer habits either in relation to the capital city or the countryside, nor according to the different types of stores. Only aggregate traffic data is recorded. It is considered natural that local water is preferred in certain regions, as the consumer price of this is not increased by long-distance transport costs. According to their experience, consumption of different types of mineral water is not affected by seasonal effects; everyone drinks what they like. Among the different types of water, non-carbonated waters are the most popular, with no regional differences. Krisztina Kozák, the producer of Mizse mineral water and the marketing manager of Magyarvíz Kft., said that according to their experience, there are significant differences between shopping habits in the capital and rural areas. Primarily, the value and frequency of purchases differ. In Budapest, ...
Source: Agronaplo

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