Business Presentation…read more Our company was founded in 2006, with the aim to bring on the tables the true flavors and aromas of our land. (Calabria) All this has been possible thanks to the cooperation of four small companies, that with their experience in your industry has been able to get to have a wide range of high quality products, to give our customers an excellent service in a single package. We are looking for exporters, distributors, agents, if interested please contact Dr. Forciniti at the number below. The range of our products range from: - The Cheese of sheep: products are the Sila Mountains, where the sheep pastures are you, in the wild, browsing all herbs that nature offers, resulting in a very high quality milk, so enjoy and savor a cheese true connoisseurs. In our Cheese you can enjoy (Provola Sila) taste tender and delicate, produced for customers with delicate flavors. - The Meats: are produced according to the old traditions of the past, by the skilled hands of a small company, where care and follow the process with traditional methods. - Our company has seen fit to enter the food market a new product: (TURU '). This last was created with the aim of spreading the true taste of fresh spicy sausage, put into a synthetic gut with a diameter of 15 cm, steamed. It can be sliced to stuff sandwiches and whatever else you want, for a wide range of consumers, is really delicious! - Also in our company, you can find a wide range of vegetable oil products from our lands, ready to be served and eaten as appetizers on your table. calabriafood@libero.it www.consorziocalabriaintavola.it Tel + 39 (0) 9834375 Cell +39 3339632970

And the award for today's worst customer service goes to.... REWE!…read more For those of you who are not familiar with the German supermarket landscape - REWE is a mid-price grocery chain, pricier than Aldi/Lidl/Penny but with better service (allegedly), a cleaner store layout, and a better selection of goods. This store in Neubukow. a sleepy small town near the Baltic Sea coast, however, brings out the worst of the worst. The three older ladies working there are all equally annoyed by customers asking a simple question, give you attitude at the counter, and have no idea about where to find what. Since we're in the Eastern part of Germany I don't even expect to feel welcomed as a paying customer but I do expect not to be treated like a little child whenever I dare to bother an employee. Or maybe I'm just expecting too much. This town is filled with disgruntled and depressed people, and if you're not retired and grumpy you are most likely unemployed and sit at the local bus stop with your bottle of booze every day. Welcome home.