Marketplace notices and news from Denmark.
Danish furniture and design company Bolia has reported record annual revenue of 1.7 billion kroner after opening new stores across Europe, although higher investments have reduced its operating profit. According to the company’s annual financial report, published Thursday, revenue increased by
2d ago · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Tupperware is returning to Denmark after an absence of almost two years, with its colourful food-storage containers set to be sold through Føtex, Bilka and bilka.dk. The products are already available on bilka.dk, according to a press release announcing the return. Bespoke Distribution, which distri
11/5/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
A paper cutting created by Danish fairy-tale author Hans Christian Andersen around 1845 is expected to fetch between 8,000 and 10,000 DKK when it goes up for auction on November 17. Auction house Bruun Rasmussen announced the sale in a press release, describing the artwork, which features symbols of
11/3/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
The Chinese-owned shopping platform has fallen from third to tenth place among Denmark’s most-used online stores, while second-hand marketplace Vinted is gaining ground. Temu has lost significant ground among online shoppers in Denmark over the past year. In the third quarter of 2025, the Chinese-ow
10/31/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
The Danish-founded app is introducing five new product categories, allowing customers to buy discounted goods ranging from pet accessories to flowers and dietary supplements. Too Good To Go announced Thursday that its platform will now offer surplus personal care products, pet accessories, flowers a
10/15/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Meny has ranked first in an annual survey of Danish grocery customers for the second year in a row, while 365discount again finished at the bottom of customers’ overall ratings. The survey, conducted by analysis firm Loyalty Group, gathered responses from 4,255 Danish grocery customers. Dagrofa, the
10/7/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →
Lidl plans to renovate all its supermarkets in Denmark under a new store concept, investing more than 100 million DKK over the coming business years. The German-owned supermarket chain said the redesign would improve the use of space, create a consistent appearance and make shopping...
10/2/2026 · Read at The Copenhagen Post →