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Strikes by Finnish dock workers have raised the possibility of UK paper shortages after some mills said it would take weeks to return production to normal.

Paper manufacturer Norske Skog has announced a raft of price increases and restructured its European sales organisation.

Gmund has launched an eco certification logo that it said could help customers prove their products are of a high environmental standard.

UPM's general manager Will Oldham has described the company as "lean and fit" for the future, and highlighted the "huge opportunity" that biomass presents for the industry.

Stora Enso has said it will "take weeks" to normalise all mill operations in Finland, following the end of a 16-day strike by the country's stevedores (dock workers) on Friday.

Arco Paper and Print has increased the price of its coated reels and sheets by 10%, citing an increase in raw materials.