Food

JAV greitojo maisto restoranų tinklo administracijos direktorius Peteris Bensenas paskelbė apie savo planus pasitraukti į pensiją po 20-ies metų darbo tinkle, praneša „Food Business News“.

Šeštadienio popietę Vilniaus universiteto botanikos sode įvyko žinomo modelio Šarūno Noskaičio ir jo išrinktosios Santos Marijos Vanagaitės vestuvės.

Lithuanian consumers readily identify Lithuanian-made food products with higher quality and believe them to be more natural and healthier, although that might not always be the case. To read this article, try a €5.99 monthly subscription by clicking here.

Lithuanians have a sweet tooth for biscuits, Latvians eat more meat than their Baltic neighbours, and Estonians are the most enthusiastic pasta eaters, according to a consumer habit survey of the Baltic nations. To read this article, try a €5.99 monthly subscription by clicking here.

Lithuania produces more meat per capita than any of the other Baltic States according to new data from Statistics Lithuania. To read this article, try a €5.99 monthly subscription by clicking here.

Lithuanians are the most frequent visitors to fast food restaurants in the Baltic States, with Hesburger sales in Lithuania reaching €14 million and McDonald's sales here hitting €18 million.

Alyvuogių aliejus – virtuvės šefų ir namų šeimininkių itin mėgstamas produktas, įvairiems patiekalams suteikiantis išskirtinį skonį ir kvapą. Tačiau prekybos centruose alyvuogių aliejaus tokia gausybė, kad išsirinkti kokybišką produktą gali tapti gana sudėtinga. Be to, specialistai pastebi, kad pasi...

First locally grown strawberries have reached Lithuanian marketplaces, but high prices have made buyers wonder if they are not another sign of price hikes following the euro adoption.

A march to protest against the high prices of goods was held in Kaunas on Saturday as a follow up to the three-day boycott of supermarkets organised earlier in the week.

A three-day boycott campaign in protest of retailers raising food praises have been a partial success, organizers say. Lithuania's major supermarket chains say they served between 3% and 5% fewer shoppers during the boycott.

VAT cuts are not the best way to rein in rising food prices, says the Lithuanian president's top adviser.

The first long overdue signs of consumer empowerment in Lithuania provoked by rapidly rising prices of basic goods has been met by incredible accusations of Russian conspiracies, despite the evidence clearly showing that prices have skyrocketed in the wake of the introduction of the euro.

Lithuanian consumers outraged at spiking food prices are starting a three-day boycott of supermarkets on Tuesday. Industry experts say, however, that the initiative will not have much of an impact.