Algarve wine and gourmet trader registered for Swedish VAT

RCLA Wines

Wine & gourmet export (Loulé)

Rclawines, Lda (NIF 510717144, Loulé) registered in Sweden as a foreign legal entity (org. no. 502073-0775) on 13 September 2013 and is registered for Swedish VAT for online sales of food and drink.

OriginPortugal (Loulé)
Legal entityRclawines, Lda — NIF 510717144 — Estrada de Vale Éguas, n.º 27, 8135-033 Almancil (Loulé) (nif.pt; racius.com; Swedish companies register)
Nordic presenceSwedish registration (foreign legal entity) — org. no. 502073-0775 — registered 13 Sep 2013; SNI 47113 (online and mail-order retail, mainly food, beverages and tobacco); registered for Swedish VAT; status active
SourceSwedish register data (SCB, Bolagsverket, Skatteverket) via allabolag.se (502073-0775); nif.pt (NIF 510717144)
Target marketSweden (registered foreign legal entity)

Corridor footprint

RCLA Wines registered in Sweden as RCLAWINES LDA (utländsk juridisk person, org. no. 502073-0775) on 13 September 2013. The Swedish registration is classed under SNI 47113 (online and mail-order retail of mainly food, beverages and tobacco), and the company is registered for Swedish VAT.

The parent, Rclawines, Lda, has NIF 510717144 and is registered at Estrada de Vale Éguas, n.º 27, 8135-033 Almancil, in the municipality of Loulé (Faro district). Its registered object is the trade, import, export, distribution and representation of wines, food and gourmet products, and cork and wood products (CAE 46390).

Why this matters

Most Portuguese wine reaches Swedish consumers through the Systembolaget monopoly and its importers. A Swedish VAT registration under an online food-and-drink retail code, held since 2013, makes this Algarve trader one of the older Portuguese registrations in the Swedish register.

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