Users can now watch modern forestry in action as a trained operator cuts and processes a tree.
The microsite, www.upmforestlife.com, launched last week.
Robert Taylor, UPM customer communications manager for environmental forestry affairs, said: “It’s not possible to take everyone to the forest to see how UPM operates, so we decided to take the forest to them.”
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