Torikauppiaat
Torikauppiaat (market traders) are vendors who sell goods at public market squares and street markets in Finland. They are typically small-scale entrepreneurs who operate stalls, carts, or vans, and work on a regular market day schedule, weekly or daily, depending on the locality and season.
Their offerings vary but commonly include fresh produce, flowers, groceries, textiles, clothing, footwear, crafts, and prepared
Market spaces are usually allocated by municipalities, and traders pay rent or a fee for the stall.
Economically, torikauppiaat provide accessible, often locally sourced goods and contribute to urban vitality. They support small
Markets have a long-standing place in Finnish urban life, and torikauppiaat have adapted to changing laws, urban