Portuguese presence in the Nordics

UDACA — União das Adegas Cooperativas do Dão

Dão wine

UDACA is the union of the Dão region’s cooperative wineries, founded in 1966 and based at the Coimbrões industrial park in Viseu (Estrada Principal, Parque Industrial de Coimbrões, 3500-322 Viseu; +351 232 467 060), bottling and marketing Dão wines drawn from its member cooperatives. Its Swedish route to market is a private label: Systembolaget lists Limhamns Rosé (art. 7378201, SEK 132), produced by UDACA for the Malmö-based importer CC winery, in its order range.

OriginPortugal
Founded1966 (union of Dão cooperative wineries)
HQParque Industrial de Coimbrões, 3500-322 Viseu
RegionDão
Nordic customerSystembolaget (SE) — Limhamns Rosé, art. 7378201, SEK 132 (private label)
Swedish importerCC winery
Target marketsSweden

Corridor footprint

UDACA is the union of the Dão region’s cooperative wineries, founded in 1966 and based at the Coimbrões industrial park in Viseu (Estrada Principal, Parque Industrial de Coimbrões, 3500-322 Viseu; +351 232 467 060), bottling and marketing Dão wines drawn from its member cooperatives. Its Swedish route to market is a private label: Systembolaget lists Limhamns Rosé (art. 7378201, SEK 132), produced by UDACA for the Malmö-based importer CC winery, in its order range.

Why this matters

UDACA — União das Adegas Cooperativas do Dão sits inside the Portugal ↔ Scandinavia business corridor that NorthSouth HQ tracks every day. As Portuguese presence in the Nordics, its operations are a data point in the broader story of how capital, goods, people and ideas flow between Portugal and the Nordics — a corridor that is accelerating in 2026.

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