Saturday, December 6, 2025

2 Michelin stars for Konstantin Filippou in 2019

With both feet firmly planted in the Mediterranean and Austrian food cultures, his thoroughly modern and imaginative cuisine holds two Michelin stars! Interview: Vana Antonopoulou With...
Thanos Feskos

Thanos Feskos: “Greek cuisine is always a trend”

From Greece to Denmark via the magic of food. Or how a young Greek chef wowed the world-famous Rasmus Kofoed and found his place...

A. Chaniotis: The youngest Michelin starred Greek chef!

Aged just 28, Asimakis Chaniotis has become the youngest Michelin Star chef in London and one of the first two Greeks outside of Greece to receive this prestigious accolade.

Argentina: A Market that marvels at Greek F&B Products

Argentina, the second-largest economy in South America and a member of the G20, is recovering rapidly following the fiscal structural reforms being implemented. Taking...
Yaya and Kalios

Yaya & Kalios: A Greco-French success story

As the examples of Greek entrepreneurs hitting it big in the international F&B scene are multiplying, success stories such as the one of Greco-French brothers Pierre-Julien and Grégory Chantzios...

Australian Market: A promising field for Greek F&B products

Australia represents a significant market for Greek F&B products, offering considerable potential for further exports and business expansion. For decades, Greek communities have served...
Greek truffles

A love story with Greek truffles

Whoever said that the words “Greek” and “truffles” are incompatible, is gravely mistaken. Pavlina Kladopoulou, a truffle connoisseur and owner of Troufa Plus, a brand of truffle-based products, is educating us on what our corner of the world has to offer regarding the prized fungi.
Christina Mouratoglou and Adrien Carre at Mazi Restaurant

Christina Mouratoglou & Adrien Carre: London calling

Adrien Carre and Christina Mouratoglou, the husband and wife team behind the successful Greek restaurant Mazi, have just opened their next venture, Suzi Tros, a bistro and cocktail bar showcasing the food of northern Greece.
Although the Indian market is not currently a priority for Greek food and beverage exporters, this could easily change in the future. Mr. Yerassimos Lazaris, Minister – Counsellor for Economic and Commercial Affairs, of the Embassy of Greece in India, unfolds to Ambrosia Magazine the potential of the Indian market for the Greek F&B sector.

India: A Market with a Bright Present and Visible Future

The Indian market isn't yet a top focus for Greek F&B exporters, but this may shift soon. Mr. Yerassimos Lazaris highlights its potential...

Chinese Market: A vast landscape for Greek trade growth

The vast and diverse Chinese market offers significant opportunities for trade growth across a wide range of brands and companies. When it comes to...

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