Although the Commission has diligently implemented the EU's forest and biodiversity strategies, some initiatives are still awaited.

We are ending this legislative term on a very positive note.

As the parliamentary term draws to a close, so does the completion of the EU's Eco-design Regulation for Sustainable Products (ESPR).

On 17 April, Finnish Forest Industries Federation in association with the Swedish Forest Industries Federation and the German Pulp and Paper Association hosted Meps

Today, on the 21st of March, the Finnish Forest Industries Federation is delighted to celebrate the United Nations' International Day of Forests, with this year's theme being 'Forests and Innovation'.

The European Commission organized a high level industry dialogue about the future of forest based bioeconomy.

One of the key achievements of the negotiations was more equal balance between recycling and reuse.

New climate targets proposed by the European Commission trust bioeconomy solutions.

Paula Lehtomäki took part in discussions together with Prime Ministers Petteri Orpo and Ulf Kristersson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Stockholm.

On January 17th the government of Finland outlined Finland's key goals for the next EU election period.

– The Biodiversity Roadmap for the Wood Processing Industry

Renewability counts, when considering product’s environmental influence.

The reason why Finnish and Swedish transport have higher weights and dimensions goes way back.

The Finnish Forest Industry's call to the next Comission: Enable Green Potential for Future Growth

Preparing the latest legislative initiatives concerning forests included in the European Green Deal (Green Deal) is underway.

The EU should reduce its dependence on fossil raw materials.