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[supporttheunderdog]

its not irrelevent to GR' point - the fact is it is 90 Cypriot owned and is not now a part of the Vivartia group.

[GreekIslandGirl]

its not irrelevent to GR' point - the fact is it is 90 Cypriot owned and is not now a part of the Vivartia group.

Why don't you read what he said and stop trolling. His complaint was that WC said they made Greek products - well, they DO! Not only do they, but they are also partly Greek or have Greek subsids.

[Get Real!]

its not irrelevent to GR' point - the fact is it is 90 Cypriot owned and is not now a part of the Vivartia group.

Why don't you read what he said and stop trolling. His complaint was that WC said they made Greek products - well, they DO! Not only do they, but they are also partly Greek or have Greek subsids.

Products made in Cyprus are Cypriot products. Why does common sense fail you?

[GreekIslandGirl]

its not irrelevent to GR' point - the fact is it is 90 Cypriot owned and is not now a part of the Vivartia group.

Why don't you read what he said and stop trolling. His complaint was that WC said they made Greek products - well, they DO! Not only do they, but they are also partly Greek or have Greek subsids.

Products made in Cyprus are Cypriot products. Why does common sense fail you?

I see we are back to square one. Your argument was that it was a Cypriot company because WC dared to say they had a Greek product. Their FETA is made in Greece in their Greek subsid.

[denizaksulu]

[quote="GreekIslandGirl"][quote="wyoming cowboy"]we see these commercials every day here but unfortunately the feta is made in Wisconsin and it tastes more like mozzarella then feta[/quote]

Why don't the Greeks [u]patent[/u] their products like the French do, for instance? We once got tricked into buying "Patras" feta thinking it was Greek and when we discovered it tasted lame, we looked at the packaging and it was made in Holland or Belgium or some such non-descript plagiarizing place! How dare they!

Anyway, here's another yiayia advert I like ...


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFSKqkDiSJY[/youtube][/quote]


İ am surprised Feta is not 'Made in China' yet. Lol

[denizaksulu]

we see these commercials every day here but unfortunately the feta is made in Wisconsin and it tastes more like mozzarella then feta

Why don't the Greeks patent their products like the French do, for instance? We once got tricked into buying "Patras" feta thinking it was Greek and when we discovered it tasted lame, we looked at the packaging and it was made in Holland or Belgium or some such non-descript plagiarizing place! How dare they!

Anyway, here's another yiayia advert I like ...

İ am surprised Feta is not 'Made in China' yet. Lol

[Get Real!]

its not irrelevent to GR' point - the fact is it is 90 Cypriot owned and is not now a part of the Vivartia group.

Why don't you read what he said and stop trolling. His complaint was that WC said they made Greek products - well, they DO! Not only do they, but they are also partly Greek or have Greek subsids.

Products made in Cyprus are Cypriot products. Why does common sense fail you?

I see we are back to square one. Your argument was that it was a Cypriot company because WC dared to say they had a Greek product. Their FETA is made in Greece in their Greek subsid.

The factory is in Cyprus it says and products made in Cyprus are Cypriot products!

Why are you in a constant struggle with your common sense?

[kurupetos]

İ am surprised Feta is not 'Made in China' yet. Lol

Is Fred short for Feridun?

[GreekIslandGirl]

The factory is in Cyprus it says and products made in Cyprus are Cypriot products!

But you said:

Christis is a Cypriot company re chollo!

.... when they are part Greek-owned and make some products in Greece.

(Methinks you would benefit from some Omega 3)

[denizaksulu]

KP. I cannot answer your question as it is irrelevant to the topıc. Can't you stick to the rules for once?