Alongside the Competitiveness Compass, the European Commission’s 2025 agenda marks a promising shift towards deregulation, competitiveness, and strategic preparedness.

The Commission will present its proposal for the new EU multiannual financial framework (MFF) later this summer.

The Finnish Forest Industries is encouraged to see the EU setting its course for a carbon-neutral competitive Europe.

Industry is still facing a lot of new legislation following the Fit For 55 package with numerous ambitious targets.

The representation of the early stages of a forest industry product’s life cycle benefits companies, researchers, decision-makers, and consumers.

Finnish Forest Industry Welcomes EU’s Competitiveness Compass to Enhance Competitiveness and Unleash the Potential of the Forest-based Bioeconomy.

The goal of competitiveness, which the Commission itself has emphasised as crucial, should be reflected in employment legislation.

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation brings changes for the forest industry and fiber-based packaging.

FFIF congratulates the new College of Commissioners and commits support as they lead the development of a greener, more competitive European Union.

The progress report shows that the industry’s sustainability efforts are progressing in line with the goals.

Success in sustainability work requires long-term efforts at every stage of the entire value chain.

The FFIF supports the Commission's proposal to postpone the date of application. It is also important that the objective of the EUDR is not weakened.

Finnish Forest Industry Federation keeps commiting to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

Forest fires threaten our forests. Preserving carbon storage plays a crucial role in the fight against climate change.

On 9 September, Mario Draghi published his report on the Future of Europe’s Competitiveness.

The EU's deforestation regulation, which aims to reduce global deforestation, will come into application at the end the year.