Dettling will be working in FFIF's office in Brussels.
– The Biodiversity Roadmap for the Wood Processing Industry
The EU should reduce its dependence on fossil raw materials.
It is vital for the forest industry exports that trade is liberalized, and trade barriers are purposefully dismantled.
This year's SLUSH Y Science event focused on forests and the environment.
EU member states' stance would tie the EU to fossil-based resources and an increasing water consumption.
EU's new presidency hints a trade policy emphasis favorable to the forest industry.
The PISA results for Finland continue the downward trend.
The opportunities offered by the bioeconomy for mitigating climate change have taken a backseat in both climate negotiations and within the EU.
The Industrial Emissions Directive is slowly coming together. There are still several important questions without answers.
Tapio Korpeinen, who is the CFO of UPM-Kymmene Oyj and the Executive Vice President of the UPM Energy business area, has been selected as the new Chairman of the Finnish Forest Industries Federation.
The Finnish Forest Industries Federation considers the development of the data collection system important. However, it is also important to refrain from setting an excessively detailed level of forest observation.
The enforcement of the EU's new deforestation regulation regulation, has proven just as complicated as thought and discussed during its preparations.
Measures to strengthen the state of nature in connection with forest management have been carried out for about 30 years.
Some of the concerns raised by the forest industry were taken into consideration.
Finnish forest industry companies continue to have a significant impact on our national economy and the well-being of Finns.
Getting to know the traiding partner is crucial. Shared interests build foundation for cooperation.
EU needs renewable and recyclable, fiber-based packaging as a solution to EU’s packaging challenges.
The biodiversity roadmap of the wood processing industry helps to better understand the impacts of forest management and the actions for biodiversity on the forest environment.
We contribute to improving the competitiveness of the forest industry operating in Finland, both in industrial policy and in working life matters.
The forest industry is the success industry of the future, Finland is the country that leads the way in the sector, and the Finnish Forest Industries Federation the advocacy organization for forest industry companies in Finland.
The forest industry offers diverse jobs to tens of thousands of people in Finland. In this continuously renewing industry, work is being done on renewable raw materials. The future is being built on a sustainable basis.