British soldiers to march on Greggs pasties Greggs has agreed a deal with NAAFI, the organisation which supports British armed forces abroad, to provide its products to troops at the British base in Gutersloh, Germany. The company will provide seven frozen savoury products from a branded counter in the base. Greggs will supply its products for at least 12 weeks as part of a trial at the Germany base. If the initiative proves successful, it could be rolled out to all British military bases around the world. Ken McMeikan, Greggs chief executive and Royal Navy veteran of the 1982 Falklands War, said: "It's great to hear that Greggs was the most requested brand that troops missed from home and we are really pleased to be making our savouries accessible to our troops in Germany, and, depending on the success of the trial, more widely available for our armed forces personnel around the world." The idea has been launched after a survey by the NAAFI found Greggs' food was what armed forces personnel missed from the UK. NAAFI personnel will be trained by Greggs staff to help produce the company's food. Mike Chapman, head of customer service for NAAFI, said: "We are delighted to be able to bring customers the taste of home that they have been asking for. Greggs is one of the most popular brands on the UK High Street for its iconic sausage rolls and pasties, and our customers want us to deliver that to them during their NAAFI break.