Pet-products distributor registered for Swedish VAT

Petsand

Pet products & online retail (Cascais)

Petsand, Lda (NIF 509111483, Alcabideche, Cascais) registered in Sweden as a foreign legal entity (org. no. 502100-3164) on 7 November 2025 and is registered for Swedish VAT for online retail.

OriginPortugal (Alcabideche, Cascais)
Legal entityPetsand, Lda — NIF 509111483 — Rua Bartolomeu Dias, Condomínio Quinta do Villar, Moradia 1, Murches, 2755-215 Alcabideche (Cascais) (nif.pt; racius.com; Swedish companies register)
Nordic presenceSwedish registration (foreign legal entity) — org. no. 502100-3164 — registered 7 Nov 2025; SNI 47123 (online and mail-order retail, broad range); registered for Swedish VAT; status active
SourceSwedish register data (SCB, Bolagsverket, Skatteverket) via allabolag.se (502100-3164); nif.pt (NIF 509111483)
Target marketSweden (registered foreign legal entity)

Corridor footprint

Petsand registered in Sweden as PETSAND LDA (utländsk juridisk person, org. no. 502100-3164) on 7 November 2025. The Swedish registration is classed under SNI 47123 (online and mail-order retail with a broad range), and the company is registered for Swedish VAT.

The parent, Petsand, Lda, has NIF 509111483 and is registered at Rua Bartolomeu Dias, Condomínio Quinta do Villar, Moradia 1, Murches, 2755-215 Alcabideche (Cascais). Its registered object covers the trade and distribution of pet products, wholesale of pharmaceutical, hygiene and medical products, and veterinary-related services (CAE 46494).

Why this matters

A Swedish VAT registration under an online retail code lets a Portuguese seller invoice Swedish consumers directly. Petsand is one of the newest Portuguese registrations in Sweden, added in November 2025.

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