Metsä Fibre is preparing for a six-week production stoppage at its Kemi bioproduct mill in northern Finland this autumn, a move that could result in temporary layoffs across the approximately 225-strong workforce. The company will open change negotiations next week because not all employees are expected to have work available while the mill is offline. The talks are expected to last around one week. Under the proposal, temporary layoffs could last for a maximum of 90 days and take place before the end of 2026. The actual number of employees affected and the length of individual ...