Finnish Forest Industries

Wood-based products

Wood-based products are changing global consumption habits

‍Products made from wood can replace anincreasing number of products made from non-renewable resources, whilepromoting a bio-based circular economy and its potential to reduce theenvironmental impact of our consumption habits.

Blog posts

Circularity must include renewability

Today, wood-based textile fibres represent only around 6 % of global textile markets.1 Yet innovative man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCFs) and

03.03.2026

Articles

Positioning renewable materials at the core of circular bioeconomy: Driving demand through life cycle -based performance metrics

The success of the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) in textiles will depend on whether it drives a

03.03.2026

Interior designer’s go-to material

Wood has always been a good choice as a material for the manufacture of furniture and interior decoration items.

Relying packaging in a daily life

Wood-based packaging replaces solutions made from non-renewable natural resources.

Wearing wood delights the user

Wood provides a more environmentally friendly alternative to textiles made from fossil-based raw materials.

Paper has its place

Not everything can be digitalised. Different types of papers are necessary in our daily lives for many reasons.

Building long-lasting carbon storages

Wood can act as a carbon stock in products and buildings even for centuries.

Wonders from wood chemistry

Different chemical substances can be processed from wood to meet the needs of society.

Woody power and movement

Wood can make us go a long way. Renewable natural resources help us move and produce energy.

Wood in the mouth and on the skin

Many of us use wood-based foods and cosmetics on a daily basis.

Health and well-being from wood

Wood is used to produce biomedical products to support health and well-being.

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Blog posts

03.03.2026

Circularity must include renewability

Today, wood-based textile fibres represent only around 6 % of global textile markets.1 Yet innovative man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCFs) and

Articles

03.03.2026

Positioning renewable materials at the core of circular bioeconomy: Driving demand through life cycle -based performance metrics

The success of the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) in textiles will depend on whether it drives a

News

02.03.2026

Forest of Opportunities school campaign introduces the possibilities of the forest sector to eighth graders for the 13th time

The school campaign familiarises young people with the diverse opportunities within the forest sector The joint Forest of Opportunities school

Articles

23.02.2026

The impact of tariffs on the forest industry

The impact of tariffs on the forest industry International trade is undergoing upheaval due to geopolitical forces. The wave triggered

Blog posts

22.01.2026

Towards a Fit-for-Purpose EU Forest Carbon Sink Framework

A fit-for-purpose LULUCF framework allows forests to store carbon and provide renewable raw materials.

News

05.12.2025

Deforestation Regulation Postponed and Amended – Forest Industry Calls for Predictability in EU Legislation

The Forest Industries support the Commission’s efforts to streamline legislation, but companies need predictability to operate.

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Finland leads the way in sustainable forest industry.

We contribute to improving the competitiveness of the forest industry operating in Finland, both in industrial policy and in working life matters.

Finnish Forest Industries

About us

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.