Karttulan Metsätyö
Forestry harvesting, energy-wood collection and soil preparation for forest-sector clients in North Savo, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Karttulan Metsätyö
Karttulan Metsätyö Oy provides mechanized timber harvesting, energy-wood harvesting and collection, and soil preparation for forest regeneration sites.
It works as a regional contractor for Metsä Group’s Kuopio district and harvests energy wood for Laania and the Forest Management Association. The company also collaborates on forestry technology development and with forestry education institutions.
Founded in 1990, the company is based in Karttula, Finland.
Product: Mechanized timber harvesting, energy-wood harvesting and collection, and soil preparation.
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