Helsingin Sanomat
Stores in Finland Launch Bread with Insects
From today, supermarkets in Finland will offer insect-added bread, the Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat writes, quoted by RIA Novosti.
The production of the product is Fazer, from which they say that preparing one bread would require 70 dried crickets. Insects will be grinded and added to the flour. Crickets will be three percent of the total weight of the ready-made bread.
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Report: Finland ready for tough decisions on Athens
HELSINKI ? Greece could be forced to leave the eurozone soon if it fails to meet the conditions laid down by the Eurogroup to receive further funding, the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat said on Thursday, quoting a secret memorandum by the Finnish Finance Ministry.
Finland prepared for tough decisions with Greece
Greece could be forced to leave the eurozone soon if it fails to meet the conditions laid down by the Euro Group to receive further funding, the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat said, quoting a secret memorandum by the Finnish finance ministry.
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Finland Shouldn't Rule Out NATO Membership, PM Says
Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb has argued the next government in Helsinki should bear in mind the option to seek NATO membership.
Upon taking office last year after the resignation of Jyrki Katainen, Stubb had ruled out any prospect that his cabinet might take such a step, even though some media reports suggested otherwise.
Eurogroup: Finnish FinMin sees 'ray of hope'
Finnish Finance Minister Antti Rinne said in a live-streamed interview that he saw "a ray of hope" that an understanding can be reached between eurozone creditors and Greece on Friday.
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