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Open a Norwegian Business for Selling Coffee, Tea and Spices
Updated on Wednesday 01st August 2018
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One of the business ideas that can have a great result on the Norwegian market is opening a company that sells coffee, tea or spices. Investors who want to open a company in Norway should know that the most developed sector for coffee products refers to fresh coffee beans, as more and more citizens are searching for fresh, high-quality products.
In this sense, it is important to know that locals are drawn to coffee shops that are specialized in providing sophisticated types of coffee. Our team of specialists in company formation in Norway can offer in-depth information on the business permits that are available for this type of business.
How can local businesses import coffee, tea or spices in Norway?
Since Norway is a Scandinavian country, products such as coffee, tea and spices are not traditionally grown here, due to the fact that the environment does not have a warm climate. Thus, investors who are considering starting a business that sells coffee, tea and spices will need to import these products. Our team of consultants in company registration in Norway can offer advice on the main import regulations, but some of the important aspects are presented below:
- • investors can use a forwarding agent, who is a natural person or legal entity that acts on behalf of the company for customs clearance and transportation of the goods;
- • pay specific taxes imposed on imported goods, such as the value added tax or various duties;
- • in order to obtain the goods stored in customs storage facilities, it is compulsory to obtain customs clearance;
- • the taxes payable are performed in accordance with the commodity code associated with each type of good.
Obtaining a business license in Norway
Any business establishment that handles food products, or sells beverages of any kind – such as a café, is required to obtain a business license. The document is obtained from the city municipality located in the region in which the company is registered, by submitting an online application which should include specific information on the respective business (name and address of the company’s representatives and information regarding the company) and investors are invited to contact our team of consultants for in-depth assistance on the procedures involved in this case.
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