UPM views the EU bioeconomy strategy reform as a key opportunity to enhance the bioeconomy within EU innovation, industry, and climate policies.

Stora Enso is evaluating its Swedish forest assets for potential separation, aiming to increase focus on renewable packaging and streamlining operations.

WoodPoP outlined the European timber industry’s plan for an enhanced green transition role via strategic skills investments to adapt to changing needs.

The Metsä Board closed the Tako mill in June 2025, shutting down the board machine BM1.

Stora Enso’s sustainable efforts lead to high demand. Urban population to reach 68% by 2050, raising environmental concerns for infrastructure.

Stora Enso and Matrix Pack team up to advance sustainable formed fibre packaging by merging expertise, aiming to develop eco-friendly packaging solutions.

Setra introduces Setra glulam, which is a durable, fire-resistant material suitable for high-load structures, also lightweight.

Stora Enso sells 175,000 hectares of Swedish forest land for EUR 900 million with a MEAG-led partnership acquiring 44.4%, Soya Group 40.6%.

Stora Enso secures EUR 435M loan from EIB for expanding renewable, fibre-based consumer packaging, supporting sustainable innovation and growth.

Following the footsteps of LIGNA23, FNR puts spotlight on bioeconomy and emphasizes on creating value through right communication.