The Swedish Forest Industries Federation - Skogsindustrierna

The Swedish Forest Industries Federation - Skogsindustrierna - is the trade and employers' organisation for the pulp, paper and wood mechanical industries. Its role is to foster the competitiveness of its members and promote greater use of wood-based products. The Federation is involved, in association with its member companies, in Swedish and European industrial policy, in market issues on wood mechanical products, and in employer issues.

The Federation represents around 60 pulp and paper mills owned by 29 groups of companies and approximately 150 sawmills owned by some 80 companies, as well as a number of companies that have close ties with the production of pulp, paper and sawn timber.
 

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2010-01-20
The Swedish Forest Industries Federation - Skogsindustrierna

The Swedish Forest Industries Federation - Skogsindustrierna - is the trade and employers' organisation for the pulp, paper and wood mechanical industries. Its role is to foster the competitiveness of its members and promote greater use of wood-based products. The Federation is involved, in association with its member companies, in Swedish and European industrial policy, in market issues on wood mechanical products, and in employer issues.

The Federation represents around 60 pulp and paper mills owned by 29 groups of companies and approximately 150 sawmills owned by some 80 companies, as well as a number of companies that have close ties with the production of pulp, paper and sawn timber.

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Forest Industries - Skogsindustrierna

Visiting address: Storgatan 19

Postal address: Box 55525, 102 04 Stockholm, Sweden

Phone: +46 (0)8-762 72 60

Fax: +46 (0)8-611 71 22

 

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