He toivoisivat niin onneksi olla. They wish they were so lucky. 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Dortsu on
I don’t buy things that are not made in Finland. Ever.
JanneGonzales on
I guess that if someone is writing to Redding, he cares. If he doesn’t, well – you know.
Akiira2 on
I hate it with Oatly that they are using English in their funny marketing texts on packages
It is implying that everone is obliged to understand pretty complicated English in Finland (how many of you would understand the whole meaning if it was in Swedish) and that English is a „trendy“ lingua franca in business and innovations
Aggravating_One_7193 on
Oatly used to also use Finnish oats in their products until they decided that Finnish oats are worse the climate, despite having pretty much identical agricultural practices compared to Sweden. The reasoning had to do with Finland having a lot of drained wetlands that produces a lot of greenhouse gases, but Sweden also has these so i thought it was kind of stupid
travasi on
Did you guys know that Oatly is actually Greek?
aeschynanthus_sp on
Also that bluish colour on the carton is not close to the blue colour in the flag of Finland, and neither to that in the flag of Sweden either.
CameraKittyMeow on
Aito is better anyway
Raptori33 on
Torille?
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He toivoisivat niin onneksi olla. They wish they were so lucky. 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
I don’t buy things that are not made in Finland. Ever.
I guess that if someone is writing to Redding, he cares. If he doesn’t, well – you know.
I hate it with Oatly that they are using English in their funny marketing texts on packages
It is implying that everone is obliged to understand pretty complicated English in Finland (how many of you would understand the whole meaning if it was in Swedish) and that English is a „trendy“ lingua franca in business and innovations
Oatly used to also use Finnish oats in their products until they decided that Finnish oats are worse the climate, despite having pretty much identical agricultural practices compared to Sweden. The reasoning had to do with Finland having a lot of drained wetlands that produces a lot of greenhouse gases, but Sweden also has these so i thought it was kind of stupid
Did you guys know that Oatly is actually Greek?
Also that bluish colour on the carton is not close to the blue colour in the flag of Finland, and neither to that in the flag of Sweden either.
Aito is better anyway
Torille?