A dispute has emerged between Master Good, Hungary’s largest meat processing company, and the new government, potentially jeopardizing a 120 billion forint investment. The initial disagreement centered on the importation of foreign workers to address labor shortages. The conflict has since broadened to include discussions about state subsidies and wage levels. Questions are being raised regarding the validity of claims made by Péter Magyar concerning the situation. The outcome of the negotiations could hinge on a few hundred guest workers. The situation highlights tensions between business interests and government policy regarding foreign labor and economic support. Further details are emerging regarding the specifics of Master Good’s operations and the accusations leveled against it.