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

This week in Strasbourg, President Ursula von der Leyen presented her new Commission Cabinet candidates.

A survey conducted by the Finnish Forest Industries Federation for its member companies revealed that 41% of the companies employed PhDs.

Did you know that the majority of forest industry companies engage in innovation activities? Investments in innovation are also on the rise.

An unresolved crisis could result in a complete cessation of lumber transport to some eastern Mediterranean countries.

Although ‍there is a need for strengthened cooperation, the delicate balance of the current situation must be remembered.

Finland ranks among the top countries in wood fiber production, yet it requires legislative support and a comprehensive textile ecosystem to bolster this position.

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

The outcome of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) trilogy negotiations has been approved by the European Parliament.

Dettling will be working in FFIF's office in Brussels.

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.