The preparation of the Nature Restoration Law is in an active phase both in the EU Parliament and the Council.

More than 75% of Finland's land area is covered by forests.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in considerable sanctions against Russian products.

Thank you for joining us at our event on the occasion of FFIF's Brussels office opening evening.

The Forest & Environment section of the event featured presentations from Innomost. and LignoSphere.

More than 75% of Finland's land area is covered by forest. Forest growth has exceeded the annual fellings by 30% in recent years.

The growth and evolution of forests in Finland is mainly the result of good forest management.

In recent years, there has been a lot of discussion about the importance of local bargaining as a tool to increase Finland's competitiveness and to promote employment and productivity.

The Finnish Forest Industries Federation will not be a party to collective bargaining in the negotiations

Locally tailored terms of employment safeguard jobs, secure investments and support business growth.

Forest certification verifies that biodiversity and other environmental values are taken into consideration in forestry to an extent that meets or exceeds the regulatory requirements.

The forest industry emphasises the importance of mitigating climate change. The relative CO2 emissions of the industry’s production have decreased by 64% since 1990.

Sustainability commitments in the forest industry contribute to the achievement of the Agenda 2030 goals in many ways.

The forest industry has significantly reduced air emissions in recent decades.

Significant improvement has been achieved for decades to improve the efficiency of the water use and to reduce the water pollution load in the forest industry. Emissions have fallen to a fraction of the former levels, while production volumes have multiplied.‍

Recycled fibre is an important raw material for paper manufacturing.