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Sweden

Coverage explores restaurant and bar openings, menu innovation and consumer dining trends in Sweden, with analysis of how these developments inform the UK hospitality trade. Editorial highlights the influence of sustainability, staffing approaches and international investment, offering UK operators valuable lessons for adapting menus, strengthening recruitment and responding to evolving guest expectations at home.

  • Jul- 2019 -
    31 July
    RestaurantsFafa’s to debut in London in September

    Fafa’s to debut in London in September

    Fafa’s has announced it is set to open its London site this September on Monmouth Street, in Covent Garden’s Seven Dials. The company began serving Mediterranean street food from a small Finnish kiosk in Punavuori back in 2011, and core dishes include freshly filled pitas, salads and meze with everything…

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  • 4 July
    Beverages‘World first’ potato-based drink launched in UK

    ‘World first’ potato-based drink launched in UK

    My Foodie, a range of smoothies manufactured in Sweden, has launched in the UK. Tapping into the growth of flexitarian and vegan diets, each of the three flavours features a unique and nutritious blend of potato and rapeseed oil, combined with apple juice and one type of berry – blueberry,…

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  • Dec- 2018 -
    3 December
    OpinionFollowing the success of Hygge or Lagom…businesses should now follow the mantra of Prajāva

    Following the success of Hygge or Lagom…businesses should now follow the mantra of Prajāva

    The Swedish lifestyle concept has become big news in recent years. First Hygge (cosy) and then Lagom (just enough) have become massively popular, even boosting Sweden to the Top 10 ranking in the World Happiness Report. This got me thinking – what international concept would most benefit the business world…

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  • May- 2018 -
    30 May
    RestaurantsYork’s El Piano becomes world’s first restaurant to be certified palm oil free

    York’s El Piano becomes world’s first restaurant to be certified palm oil free

    The El Piano restaurant in York has become the first restaurant in the world to be certified as palm oil free following the approval of the Palm Oil Free Certification Accreditation Programme (POFCAP). The international body has been approved by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO UK) to officially certify UK…

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  • Mar- 2018 -
    16 March
    FeaturesThe Curious Gin Consumer

    The Curious Gin Consumer

    Gin has rapidly grown in popularity in the last few years. We asked Nicholas Cook, director general of The Gin Guild to share his industry expertise about why this has happened The gin craze is most definitely in full swing and doesn’t show any sign of slowing down. The interest…

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