Demand for the 'luxury Scandinavian product' has exploded thanks to an unexpected clientele – single, British women
An endless stream of strapping, blonde men strut into the fifth floor of an imposing Danish office block. The blue-eyed visitors could easily be here for a model-casting.
But what goes on inside is FAR less glamorous, as the Sunday People discovered when it visited.
Cryos International in Aarhus is the world’s biggest sperm bank and hundreds of cash-strapped Danish men attend their offices twice a week.
Their semen deposits sell for up to £1,000 a unit – depending on sperm count and purity.
Amd in the past two years, demand for their luxury Scandinavian product has exploded thanks to an unexpected clientele – single, British women.
For a quarter of a century Cryos has been shipping its precious samples to desperate women in over 80 countries.
So why do hundreds of British women each year chose to become single mothers? And why do they flock here to start their unconventional modern families?
The answer, according to Holly Ryan, 37, from London, is simple – and slightly unnerving: “The Danes are superior race and I want my child to be a part of that race.
“You only have to look at them to understand. They’re extremely good looking and they carry themselves with an air of confidence you just don’t get in Britain..
“I knew as soon as I decided to have a baby on my own that I wanted the donor to be Danish."
