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A staple on every Scandinavian shelf / www.felixlingonberries.com
A small evergreen shrub in the flowering plant family Ericaceae (heath) that bears edible fruit, Vaccinium vitis-idaea.

Tretorn sneakers for the practical, trendy / www.tretorn.com
Tretorn’s first New York City store opened in Soho recently, on Spring Street, between West Broadway and Wooster. The store showcases Tretorn sneakers and rubber boots for men, women, and children, as well as men’s apparel, accessories, and Tretorn eyewear.
150 Spring Street, NYC. (646) 454-9680

Dogme films from Denmark / www.factualtv.com/Dogme
Films from Scandinavia are not easy to find in the local program. This link takes you to an interview with Lars von Trier, one of the creators of the Dogme concept.

SACC-San Francisco/Silicon Valley / www.sacc-usa.org/sf
The local Swedish American Chamber of Commerce provides a platform for American and Swedish companies with an interest in both regions. Its location - in the financial hub of the Pacific states and the high-tech capital of the world - has brought together a dynamic roster of movers and shakers from different industries along with representatives from the region's top universities and relevant service institutions.

Largest selection of Nordic art in America / www.waterandoil.com
Located in the heart of old Swedish SwedeHollow in Minneapolis.

The Scandinavian lifestyle store in NYC / www.husliving.com
HUS, exclusively focused on Scandinavia, offers a wide variety of categories and interesting brands - from clothing and jewelry to shoes and skin-care.