Guilt-free Shopping in Finland
Finland’s rich design heritage and unique Nordic culture make it a fascinating place to hunt for original gifts and souvenirs. And for the conscientious consumer, there are plenty of eco-friendly options, so you can shop to your hearts’ content!
Sustainability is a way of life in Finland and products made locally are almost certain to be ethically-produced, and of exceptional quality. Finns love their markets, antique shops, handicrafts and local foods, such as jam made with Arctic berries and even small batch Finnish whiskey.
We wanted to give you some ethical and ecological shopping tips when visiting Finland – or to buy online.

About Finland
Full of interesting contrasts, such as the four seasons, the Midnight Sun and winter darkness, urban and rural, East and West.
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