Graduate Programmes in Food / Beverage / Tobacco in Sweden

“Mondelēz International offers a 3-year Supply Chain Leadership Graduate Program with three 12-month rotations across manufacturing, logistics, and operations. Includes structured learning, mentorship, and real projects. Seeks ambitious graduates with business/engineering degrees, leadership potential, and mobility. Competitive salary and career growth included.”

“(COMPANY NAME) seeks a Future Leader Trainee for a 2-year Sales & Marketing graduate programme in Stockholm, focusing on Trade Marketing Foodservice. Responsibilities include creating marketing plans, managing projects, and coordinating with sales and marketing teams. Requirements: Master's degree in business administration or marketing, fluency in Swedish and English, and experience in sales/marketing. Offers high responsibility, personal development, and flexible work arrangements.”

“(COMPANY NAME)'s Future Talent Program is an 18-month trainee program starting September 2026 in Lund, Sweden. It offers a permanent position, global rotations, and training in Sales & Customer Management. Ideal for motivated graduates with a Master's degree in Business Administration/Engineering, fluent in English, and strong communication skills. Competitive compensation and benefits.”

“Arla's 2-year Supply Chain Graduate Programme 2026 offers four 6-month rotations in Logistics, Production, Planning, and Engineering & Technology across international sites. Gain leadership skills, work on strategic projects in sustainability/digitalization, and explore career opportunities in Arla's global dairy supply chain starting September 2026.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 2-year Finance Graduate Programme in Denmark, Sweden, or Germany with three 6-month rotations, including a 6-month international assignment. The programme focuses on Business & Performance, Data & Digital, and Strategy & Execution, with responsibilities from day one, mentoring, and development camps. Candidates must hold a bachelor's or master's degree by September 2026 and be fluent in English.”