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From Hungarian Soil to Foreign Markets – How Does a Friendly Conversation About Climate Change Turn Into a Startup to Save the Soil?

In the next episode of Start Line, we visited Bajna, the Bács estate, where Kata Luca Vastag and Zsombor Virág, the founders of AlgiSoil, told us about their business: they are trying to make the soil more resistant to drought by developing a natural raw material.
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In the next episode of Start Line, we visited Bajna, the Bács estate, where Kata Luca Vastag and Zsombor Virág, the founders of AlgiSoil, told us about their business: they are trying to make the soil more resistant to drought by developing a natural raw material.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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