Avinor Group renews F&B concepts at Oslo Airport, Norway
The airport operator Avinor have renewed and expanded their food and beverage offerings at Oslo Airport, including some Norwegian favourites.
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The airport operator Avinor have renewed and expanded their food and beverage offerings at Oslo Airport, including some Norwegian favourites.
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To provide attractive business opportunities for suppliers across the airport network, Avinor has launched a tender for retail and F&B operations, with all the contracts combined valuing at €830 million.
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