Chobani misled UK shoppers into thinking yoghurt was made in Greece A High Court judge in London has ruled that text on the yoghurt pots that revealed the product was made in the US instead of Greece was too small, and told New-York based Chobani that it must alter the size of the print in the UK. In a written decision, Mr Justice Briggs said that more than 50pc of consumers who buy Chobani yoghurt in Britain "think it is made in Greece." "The very small print used on the rear of Chobani's pots" indicating it was made in the US was "nowhere near sufficient" to inform people it does not come from Greece, he added. Chobani's Greek rival Fage, who brought the case and makes Total Greek yoghurt, had succeeded in its bid to "restrain Chobani from passing off its American-made yoghurt in England and Wales under the description Greek yoghurt," the judge said. Carole Pucik, Chobani's international communications director, said: "We have not traded as Chobani Greek Yoghurt since the beginning of December 2012, but as Chobani fat free strained yoghurt. Our product is also clearly labeled that it is produced in the US. Chobani remains on supermarket shelves across the UK, bringing British consumers the choice they deserve in the yoghurt aisle. We remain deeply committed to giving our loyal UK fans even more great Chobani products and flavours. Chobani is the best-selling yoghurt brand in the US and was one of the sponsors of the US Olympic team at London 2012.