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This is a region that really is ahead of the game when it comes to sustainability; a collection of countries that embrace working hand-in-hand with nature and set an example for the rest of the world.
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guide.
Our Nordic edition has always had a special place in our big MICHELIN Guide family. From Norway to Denmark, from Sweden to Finland without forgetting Iceland, chefs from the Nordic countries have been playing a really special role within the world culinary concert, promoting the best of their diverse terroirs and demonstrating a very innovative and committed vision of gastronomy. Despite the challenges, chefs have demonstrated over the past year an exceptional level of commitment and dedication in maintaining their restaurants and proposing to their customers great culinary experiences: that’s all we want to highlight, while contributing in the best way to the recovery of the sector.
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides
Today, sustainability is moving increasingly to the forefront of people’s mind, and nowhere more so than in the Nordic Countries, where they have really embraced sustainability as a way of life. Nordic chefs lead the way when it comes to focusing on local ingredients; taking on a zero-waste, nose-to-tail approach; and reducing both food and packaging waste. They are setting the standard for the rest of the world to follow
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the Michelin Guides
We are looking forward to celebrating the best Nordic restaurants in Trondheim. Over the years the city has become one of the culinary centerpoints in the Nordic countries. Trondheim is a hub of fresh ideas and valued traditions, and this mix is reflected in the gastronomic scene of the city. The top restaurants are showing a really high level of innovation and sustainability, while using the best produce the region has to offer
Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides
We are looking forward to celebrating the Nordic restaurants in Aarhus, a city that has rapidly developed into an economic, cultural and culinary Danish powerhouse. As a major international academic, cultural and business community, with its own busy port and marinas, it has embraced new ideas and traditions – something that has firmly permeated onto the gastronomy scene
Director of International Development for Guide Michelin Gwendal Poullennec
Once again, the Neste Oil Rally Finland proved to be one of the most spectacular rounds of the season
Pascal Couasnon, Michelin Motorsport Director
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Sustainable mobility solutions for the transportation and logistics sector – Michelin at IAA Transportation 2022

Copenhagen August 2022 · With tyres, for tyres and beyond tyres – Michelin exhibits solutions for sustainable and connected mobility · Environmentally friendly extended service life concept – high-tech plants for commercial vehicle tyres in Homburg and Stoke-on-Trent retread with a production capacity of almost one million tyres[1] a year to high-quality standards · German premiere for MICHELIN Connected Fleet, the new brand for data-supported fleet management solutions · Services and solutions for tyre managementBetter performance, better efficiency – and better for the

Sustainable mobility solutions for the transportation and logistics sector – Michelin at IAA Transportation 2022

Helsinki 2022 August · With tyres, for tyres and beyond tyres – Michelin exhibits solutions for sustainable and connected mobility · Environmentally friendly extended service life concept – high-tech plants for commercial vehicle tyres in Homburg and Stoke-on-Trent retread with a production capacity of almost one million tyres[1] a year to high-quality standards · German premiere for MICHELIN Connected Fleet, the new brand for data-supported fleet management solutions · Services and solutions for tyre managementBetter performance, better efficiency – and better for the

The MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2021: an incredibly dazzling vintage

Two New Restaurants Awarded Three MICHELIN Stars; One Awarded  Two Stars; Nine Awarded One StarNine New Restaurants Also Receive a MICHELIN Green Star For Their Outstanding Sustainable CommitmentsThe MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2021 – covering Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden – was unveiled today, 13 September, at the Stavanger Concert Hall in Norway. For the first time, the announcement of the new Stars, Green Stars and Special Awards was broadcast on television, in a show produced by Matkanalen, in collaboration with the county of Rogaland and the region of Stavanger.

The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2021

The 2021 MICHELIN Star Revelation for Nordic Countries will be held in September 2021[Gwendal Poullennec] The MICHELIN Guide has decided to move the date of the reveal of its 2021 edition for the Nordic Countries to September 2021.Indeed, in a context marked by evident and variable difficulties faced by restaurateurs within the various Nordic regions, this decision will allow the MICHELIN Guide teams to benefit from having more time to finalise their selection with the same level of relevance, seriousness and consistency as in previous years.“Our Nordic edition has always had a special

Four new 2 Star and seven new 1 Star restaurants in the MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2020

The MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2020 is launched today and confirms the great culinary potential of the Nordics countries. Hosted by the International Director of the Michelin Guides, the ceremony was held for the first time in Norway, in the host city of Trondheim which for years has been witnessing an evolution of its gastronomic scene.Please find translated pressreleases into Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish language as attachment in the bottom of this email. Covering Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, this year’s guide features four new 2 Star restaurants: re-

Nordic Countries 2020 Star Revelation

The MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries will be presented in Norway for the first time.On 17 February 2020, a stellar assembly of the Nordic countries’ leading chefs and restaurant owners will be meeting in Norway’s dynamic food mecca of Trondheim for the launch of the MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2020. Speaking about the announcement, Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides, said: “We are looking forward to celebrating the best Nordic restaurants in Trondheim. Over the years the city has become one of the culinary centerpoints in the Nordic countries. Trondheim

Three new 2 star and four new 1 star restaurants in the MICHELIN Guide Nordic Countries 2019

The Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2019 is published today, following a Star Revelation launch event in Aarhus, Denmark, hosted by the International Director of the Michelin Guides, Gwendal Poullennec.Covering Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, this year’s guide features three new 2 star restaurants: Gastrologik, founded and led by Jacob Holmström and Anton Bjuhr in Stockholm; KOKS, under chef Poul Andrias Zisca in the Faroe Islands; and the reimagined Noma in Copenhagen, under the leadership of chef René Redzepi. While these three restaurants may appear quite different – the

Michelin stars to be presented in Aarhus, Denmark

The prestigious international hallmark of gastronomic perfection, awarded to a bevy of restaurants throughout the Nordic region, will in early 2019 be held in the European Gastronomy Region of Aarhus and Central Denmark. A fitting location for the presentation of the ‘Michelin Guide Nordic Countries 2019’ it is the first time that the event is to be held outside a Nordic capital.In February 2019, a stellar assembly of the Nordic countries’ leading chefs and restaurant owners will be meeting in Denmark’s dynamic cultural mecca of Aarhus. Here, the gastronomic artists of five countries and

MICHELIN CONFIRMS THE TRANSPARENCY OF ITS TIRE TESTING POLICY

Following declarations by a manufacturer in the Scandinavian press regarding certain tire-testing practices in the tire industry, Michelin affirms that:- It has never designed or manufactured tires specifically for tests conducted by the media, automobile associations or any other organisations.- It has for years conducted reproducible tests that reflect real life driving conditions using series production tires.Michelin has always been committed to ensuring that the conditions used to test its tires faithfully represent the conditions encountered by consumers in their actual day-to-day

Michelin at Agritechnica 2015

Michelin is unveiling the first connected agricultural tyres in the world. Michelin is introducing the new Michelin CerexBib IF 1000/55 R32 CFO harvester tyre, equipped with UltraFlex technology for the latest harvesting machinery. This product was just awarded the silver medal for Innovation together with the farming machinery manufacturer ROPA for the R-Soil Protect technology. In the Michelin AxioBib range the IF 900/65 R46 will be offered as OE fitment on Fendt machines, along with other new dimensions in the range. The agricultural Product Line is announcing the deployment of a

The MICHELIN LTX Force S4 establishes new WRC records, plus the LATITUDE Cross S80’s first one-two-three finish in WRC2

Despite changeable weather, which varied from sunny spells to heavy showers, the thousands of spectators lining the stages of the 2015 Rally Finland were treated to an exceptionally thrilling scrap between Volkswagen Motorsport’s two crews: the reigning world champions Sébastien Ogier/Julien Ingrassia and local stars Jari-Matti Latvala/Miikka Anttila.The fight eventually tipped in favour of the Finnish pair who ended up 13.7 seconds clear of their French team-mates after 319.38 competitive kilometres divided into 20 stages. It was a second straight home success for Jari-Matti Latvala and

Press conference of Jean-Dominique SENARD, CEO of Michelin

The Michelin Group has the pleasure to invite you to attend the Youtube live Press conference of Jean-Dominique SENARD, CEO of Michelin. He will present a major tire innovation for the European market, Innovation endowed with unprecedented performance to date.The live broadcast of the press conference of Jean-Dominique SENARD will be held today, March 2, 2015 from 10:45. Please visit the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JjnMWazpeE

Michelin at the 65th Frankfurt International Motor Show

The MICHELIN tires of the future, already in the FIA Formula E Championship.The new MICHELIN Pilot Sport Cup 2 tire already being put to the test on the world’s leading sports cars.The MICHELIN Total Performance strategy already applied in tire certification programs for the new Peugeot 308 and the Peugeot 208 HYbrid FE technological demonstrator.Overview – Michelin at the 65th Frankfurt International Motor ShowOn its stand at the 65th Frankfurt International Motor Show, Michelin is demonstrating once again that tire innovation is at the heart of all its business operations. That’s

The MICHELIN PRO4: the bicycle tyre which pushes out the envelope on all fronts

The challenge in the case of the MICHELIN PRO4 was to produce a range of tyres that were capable of going more quickly. But that wasn’t all. For three years, Michelin’s engineers also worked to push out the performance envelope on several seemingly irreconcilable fronts at the same time.The new family of Michelin PR04 road tyres for exacting cyclists comprises four products:• MICHELIN PRO4 Endurance• MICHELIN PRO4 Service Course• MICHELIN PRO4 Comp Service Course• MICHELIN PRO4 Comp Limited Service Course The quest for maximum efficiency for these different forms of cycling

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