Great economic importance

Finland and Sweden’s oldest icebreakers are at the end of their life cycle, and the countries should move forward together when procuring new icebreakers.

The results documented in the report show positive development towards the ambitious goals set by the industry.

In the Finnish forest industry, the consequences of the invasion include difficulty procuring raw materials and logistical challenges.

The contribution of the export industry to the Finnish national economy is approximately 47 per cent of the value added.

Experienced EU influencer Kaisu Karvala has been recruited to head the new office of the Finnish Forest Industries Federation in Brussels.

Finnish investments in research and innovation must be on a par with other countries or we will fall behind

Increasing consumers’ understanding of not only the products’ carbon footprint but also their handprint, in other words, their positive climate impact, may have an extensive impact on consumer habits.

It is important to find an alternative source for the deficit in import volume, particularly birch pulpwood.