Article: Non-Greek dairies must rename their feta cheese sold in Europe.(TRADE)

Article: Cheesy smiles as Glanbia flies high; Say cheese: Glanbia makes a ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  August 28, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... exceptional basis compared to 4.7pc previously. The Kilkenny-based company, which produces a third of all the milk and cheese sold in Ireland and is the biggest cheddar cheese producer in the U.S. market, was also upbeat about its prospects for the ...

Article: Sandwich with image of Mary draws $28,000 Grilled cheese ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  November 24, 2004 ;     565 words ...HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- A woman who said her 10-year-old grilled cheese sandwich bore the image of the Virgin Mary will be getting a lot more bread after the item sold for $28,000 on eBay. GoldenPalace.com, an online casino, confirmed that it placed the winning bid, and company executives said they were

Article: Feta times ahead for the cheeseboard: Greek feta has regained its ...
Grocer;  November 22, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... resulting in higher incomes for both the Greek dairies and farmers. This scenario, he says ... ruling is also likely to encourage new Greek dairies to join their counterparts Fage and ... target the UK multiples. But for the Greek dairies to capitalise on this position, adding ...

Article: Greek cheese makers welcome EU protection of feta
AP Worldstream;  October 15, 2002 ;     257 words ... ... and Germany. Goat and sheep farmers will benefit most because the milk they produce will be sold easier, an announcement Greek Dairies Association said. Feta ... will no longer face illegal competition from other white cheeses in brine. Feta, which can ...

Article: Origin can be a dangerous game.(dairy products logistics)
Grocer;  December 2, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... have a word for it. Feta has been granted Protected Designation of Origin status, which means that from October 2007 only Greek dairies will be able to sell 'feta'. British dairies have only a few months to find a new name for their feta or risk the wrath ...

Article: Cheese Makers Welcome EU Decision
AP Online;  October 15, 2002 ;     299 words ... ... and Germany. Goat and sheep farmers will benefit most because the milk they produce will be sold easier, an announcement Greek Dairies Association said. Feta ... will no longer face illegal competition from other white cheeses in brine. Feta, which can ...

Article: EU: If it isn't Greek, it isn't feta
The Record (Bergen County, NJ);  October 16, 2002 ;     286 words ... ... their product or cease production. Feta will no longer face illegal competition from other white cheeses in brine, the Greek Dairies Association said. Salty, crumbly feta is best known around the world as the white slab on top of Greek salad, which also ...