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Lakritsroten opens in the new Marketplace in December. Photo: Fanny Stenberg, Codesign. Illustration Daniella Ricci Saccotell, Codesing
Lakritsroten opens in the new Marketplace in December. Photo: Fanny Stenberg, Codesign. Illustration Daniella Ricci Saccotell, Codesing

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Swedish retailer Lakritsroten opens at Stockholm Arlanda Airport

There will be liquorice for all tastes at Stockholm Arlanda Airport when the Swedish retailer Lakritsroten opens in the new Marketplace in December. Everything from beloved liquorice classics to small-batch sweets will be included in the range of products on sale.

This autumn, the first part of the new Marketplace will launch in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda, and a number of shops and restaurants will open their doors. Then the second phase of the Marketplace will open just in time for Christmas, and Lakritsroten will be there as one of the new businesses that have chosen to set up operations at the airport.

In the commercial strategy for the Marketplace, which is Arlanda’s biggest commercial investment ever, a varied offering and a wide range of prices have been two key aspects. A niche shop that offers liquorice classics as well as small-batch sweets fits in well with this mix.

“There has been an explicit demand for more Nordic, Swedish and local goods at the airport, and a liquorice store has been on our wish list. Lakritsroten will provide a memorable experience for passengers that they will want to share with others and experience again,” says Charlotte Ljunggren, Chief Commercial Officer at Swedavia.

In its new shop, Lakritsroten will offer passengers a world full of liquorice and a modern shopping experience with a focus on quality, artisan production and extraordinary service from trained liquorice experts. There will be a wide range of liquorice to suit everyone’s tastes, with over 600 liquorice-related items from more than 70 different brands.

“The set-up at Arlanda is Lakritsroten’s biggest investment to date, and we are really looking forward to welcoming the millions of passengers at Arlanda to our magical world of liquorice,” says Erik Dahlén, Head of Retail at Evanoff Group, which owns the Lakritsroten chain.

Lakritsroten is Sweden’s largest retailer specialising in liquorice and offers a wide assortment of liquorice for all tastes at its outlets. The range of products includes everything from liquorice classics to small-batch sweets, ingredients for cooking and baking, books and other printed material, drinks, and health and beauty products – all with liquorice as the common denominator.

Lakritsroten opened its first shop in Stockholm in 2007 and today operates 11 shops in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Uppsala. Lakritsroten has been part of Evanoff Group since 2018.

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Swedavia is a group that owns, operates and develops 10 airports throughout Sweden. Our role is to create the connectivity that Sweden needs to facilitate travel, business and meetings. Satisfied and safe travelers are the foundation of Swedavia's business. Swedavia is a world leader in the development of airports with the least possible climate impact. Since 2020, Swedavia's own airport operations have been fossil-free at all ten airports. The group's turnover in 2022 was approximately SEK 4.8 billion and approximately 2,400 employees.

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