UPM's Production Units
| Country | Production type | Production Units |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Label | UPM Raflatac, Melbourne |
| Austria | Paper | UPM Steyrermühl |
| Forest and Timber | UPM Steyrermühl sawmill | |
| Brazil | Label | UPM Raflatac, Rio de Janeiro |
| China | Paper | UPM Changshu |
| Label | UPM Raflatac, Changshu | |
| Estonia | Plywood | Otepää plywood mill |
| Finland | Paper |
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| Label | UPM Raflatac, Tampere | |
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| France | Paper |
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| Label | UPM Raflatac Pompey, Nancy | |
| Forest and Timber | UPM Aigrefeuille Further Processing Mill | |
| Germany | Paper |
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| Other | UPM ProFi, Bruchsal (wood plastic composite) | |
| Malaysia | Label | UPM Raflatac, Johor |
| Poland | Label | UPM Raflatac, Biskupice Podgórne |
| Russia | Plywood | UPM Chudovo plywood and veneer mill |
| Forest and Timber | UPM Pestovo sawmill and further processing mill | |
| Spain | Label | UPM Raflatac, Polinyà |
| South Africa | Label | UPM Raflatac, Pinetown |
| United Kingdom | Paper |
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| Label | UPM Raflatac, Scarborough | |
| Uruguay | Pulp | UPM Fray Bentos pulp mill |
| United States | Paper |
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