Espresso House wants to bring Nordic fika culture to the world
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Espresso House is a café chain well known in the Nordic countries. The company was founded in 1996 in Lund, Sweden, and has grown into the leading café chain in the Nordic region.
The chain has more than 500 outlets. With this growth, the company has become familiar to many café customers. Espresso House serves coffee and other products, and in its outlets customers can relax and meet their friends.
According to the company's press release, fika is at the heart of its operations. Fika is the Swedish custom of taking a coffee break, when people sit together, drink coffee and chat. The company wants to say that this kind of break can bring Nordic warmth to other parts of the world as well.
The press release is the company's own publication, so its content has not been separately verified by an independent source. More information about the company's operations and outlets is available on the company's own website.
Sources: Mynewsdesk
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