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UPM has revealed that the strike at its Finnish mills could cost the business as much as €220m (£185m), while its Communication Papers wing is back in the black after “significantly higher sales prices” more than offset rising raw material and energy prices.

There was some positive news from the paper sector at the end of last week when UPM announced it had reached an agreement with unions to end their long-running industrial action. UPM’s Finnish production sites have been idle since the start of this year, causing product shortages across many sectors, including labels and office paper.

Industry business leaders have expressed relief that the long-running strike action at UPM’s Finnish mills is over – but concerns remain about how long it will take for paper and label supplies to normalise.

There’s a glimmer of hope that agreement could be reached in the long-running strike action that has shuttered UPM’s Finnish paper mills.