Advocacy

representing the interests of companies producing and marketing plant-based foods in Hungary

Promoting plant-based diets

improving the awareness and recognition of plant-based products

Sustainability

Active participation in social and professional debates related to livestock farming and the development of a more sustainable food supply
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Today is our chance to change tomorrow!

We welcome to our membership all domestic market players interested in the production and distribution of the product group and all supporters who share our mission!

Our OkosFehérje (SmartProtein) campaign has launched!

On our Hungarian-language OkosFehérje website and social media pages, you’ll find plenty of information about incorporating plant-based protein sources into your diet, and we’re here to answer all your questions!
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Our mission is:

Recognising the common values and interests of manufacturers, we have moved forward into action. Thanks to a group of dedicated professionals from the vegan business community, an advocacy group for producers and distributors of the category, NÉGYOSZ, has recently been formed in Hungary.

Advocacy

To represent the interests of companies producing and marketing plant-based foods in Hungary.

Awareness

Increase the awareness and recognition of plant-based products. Promoting diets that integrate these dietary sources

Publication

Communicating the latest scientific findings to the professional and general public. To support domestic innovation efforts.

Sustainability

Active participation in social and professional debates related to livestock farming and the development of a more sustainable food supply

Our members

Latest posts

European Retail Overview – Superlist 2026: The Protein Transition Will Soon No Longer Be a Choice, but a Competitiveness Indicator

European Retail Overview – Superlist 2026: The Protein Transition Will Soon No Longer Be a Choice, but a Competitiveness Indicator

While the Hungarian food sector is struggling with everyday operational challenges, a serious structural shift is taking place in Western European retail, one that may rewrite supplier expectations and shelf layouts in the near future. The newly published Superlist Environment Europe 2026 benchmark report, which examined 27 retail chains across 8 countries, sends a clear and unambiguous message: the era…

No More Meat Advertising on the Streets of Amsterdam

No More Meat Advertising on the Streets of Amsterdam

From May onwards, it will no longer be irrelevant what kind of advertisement flashes up at an Amsterdam bus stop or on a billboard. The Dutch capital is introducing a new regulation that strongly restricts the advertising of animal-based products and fossil fuels in public spaces. This is an advertising restriction “related to climate protection.” What does NÉGYOSZ think about…

Swiss food labels must indicate animal suffering

Swiss food labels must indicate animal suffering

From July 1, food labels in Switzerland must indicate if animal products have been produced using painful procedures. The Swiss government has approved several regulations requiring the labeling of meat, eggs, and goose liver. Read our news! With this regulation, consumers will receive clearer information about how animals were treated during production when purchasing meat, milk, or eggs, for example….

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WHY ARE WE THE BEST?

We invite you to join us!

To solve society's problems, businesses, non-profit organisations and government leaders must rethink our food system and our relationship with the earth's wildlife. We strive to be a driver of social change in Hungary.
  • We strive to explore the available opportunities

    Promoting the sustainable development of national food system

  • Our mission is to bring large-scale policy changes

    Development of sample menus and recipe collections for public catering

  • We make our voices heard

    Increasing the recognition and role of plant-based proteins in the diet of the Hungarian public.