Hungary: We eat few mushrooms

Published 2021년 10월 18일

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The European Fresh Team Initiative, in collaboration with the National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) and bloggers, is promoting the consumption of mushrooms to reach the World Health Organization's recommended daily intake of 400 grams. The initiative, targeted at the 14-18 age group, highlights the health benefits of mushrooms and aims to support Hungarian farmers. The Korona Mushroom Plant and Magyar Gomba Kertész Kft. were visited as part of the program, with a focus on reducing cultivation cycles and increasing production efficiency. The program also included cooking demonstrations of mushroom dishes.
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The mushroom was promoted in its program by the European Fresh Team Initiative. Bloggers and opinion formers invited by the National Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) visited Demjén and Kerecsend, where they visited the Korona Mushroom Plant and prepared mushroom dishes. photo: pixabay.com László Szendrei, President of NAK Heves County, said at the demeni station of the series promoting fruit and vegetable consumption, when the previous series, European Fresh Adventures, started three years ago, the daily fresh fruit and vegetable consumption per capita was 260 grams, which is 310 grams today. gram grew. The plan is to reach the World Health Organization’s recommended 400 grams per day. The aim of the current roadshow is to promote healthy gastronomy, to put Hungarian farmers in a position to grow delicious vegetables. The previous program seeks to address the 6-14 age group, this time the 14-18 age group. Turning to the mushroom, he said the average annual consumption per capita was ...
Source: AgroTrend

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