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Banking on Olives

June 5 -- Terra Creta is one of Greece's fastest growing extra virgin olive-oil producers. Since 2011 it's revenue has quadrupled from 3 million to 12 million euros, but to the farmers that supply the olives it is much more than just a mill, it is also a bank.

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