They rush abroad for this Hungarian luxury food: They go crazy for it

Published 2024년 11월 4일

Tridge summary

St. Martin's Day is a traditional holiday in Europe that is marked by the consumption of goose and new wine. Hungary, being a leading producer of fattened foie gras, has seen an 8% increase in goose production this year. Despite this, domestic goose and duck products, which are rich in vitamins, minerals, and essential amino acids, are not widely consumed due to their seasonal nature and the impact of bird flu epidemics. These products are primarily exported and consumed through hospitality. The Poultry Product Council guarantees that products from Hungary are safe, of high quality, and meet animal welfare standards. The guide covers legislation and recommendations for all poultry species and utilization directions, ensuring that products are not only safe and of good quality but also meet animal welfare standards.
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Original content

St. Martin's Day is approaching, the indispensable element of the November 11 holiday is goose steak and new wine, which is usually tasted for the first time at this time. Although the tradition of St. Martin's Day was most widespread in the western half of Europe, few people know that the cult of St. Martin flourished in our country even before the conquest. According to tradition, St. Martin rushed to the defense of King St. István and the country in a dream, and as a sign of the king's respect, he painted the image of the general Martin on his flags. This is how St. Martin became the country's second patron after the Virgin Mary. While the consumption of duck meat is no longer considered seasonal, the demand for goose products is still primarily linked to a few holidays - St. Martin's Day, Christmas, Easter. According to the joint overview of the National Chamber of Agriculture and the Poultry Product Council, domestic waterfowl farming and processing is showing an increase ...
Source: Agronaplo

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