Cepi welcomes the revision of the European Bioeconomy Strategy. Companies from the European pulp and paper industries and the broader European forest-based bioeconomy sector source their raw materials mainly from Europe, have a reduced fossil carbon footprint and are...
European agri-production is faced with several challenges (globalisation, increasing competition, price volatility, low incremental crop productivity, climate change…) whilst the demand for food and feed is increasing. Moving from business-as-usual agriculture...
On 15 February 2022, the Final Conference marked the conclusion of the two-year EU project “Turn the Page” – Recruitment strategies to attract young talents in the paper industry (project VS/2020/0016). “Turn the Page” was launched in March 2020 by the Confederation...
IndustriAll European Trade Union, representing the interests of the sector’s workers and Cepi, the Confederation of paper and pulp producers, jointly call on the European Parliament to revise a number of aspects of the EU’s ‘Fit for 55’, the Union’s flagship legal...
Like other industries in the EU, Europe’s pulp and paper sector has noticed that fewer young people are joining its workforce than in the past. The EU’s population is ageing and stagnating, which is an additional concern for its future workforce. These trends are...
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