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  • 06.11.2020

    Fur farmers do their best to prevent the coronavirus from entering Finnish farms

    No coronavirus infections have been detected in Finnish fur animals and the situation on the farms is calm. The Finnish Fur Breeders’ Association FIFUR and its member companies have been combating the spread of coronavirus to Finnish fur farms since the spring of 2020. Systematic preparedness and increased protection measures will continue on farms and…

    Read more: Fur farmers do their best to prevent the coronavirus from entering Finnish farms
  • 30.07.2020

    Invaders posed a risk of spreading infectious diseases on several fur farms in July

    Invaders have broken into several fur farms in June-July in Finland and the invaders have posed a risk of spreading infectious diseases, including the Covid-19-virus, to both animals and farm workers.

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  • 19.12.2019

    Fur Europe: World premiere of certified natural fur pelts

    Fox pelts certified in accordance with the European WelFur standard will be on offer for the first time during the international fur auction at Saga Furs in Helsinki, Finland, 19-20 December 2019. WelFur is the biggest and most comprehensive animal welfare programme ever to be implemented across an entire continent, which count 2,918 European mink…

    Read more: Fur Europe: World premiere of certified natural fur pelts
  • 26.06.2019

    SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW

    Material:  fifur_sustainability_review_2022_eng.pdffifur_sustainability_review_2019-2020.pdffifur_sustainability_brochure_2019-2020.pdf Back to top

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  • 28.05.2019

    Finnish Fur Breeders’ Association’s supplementary business name PROFUR changing to FIFUR

    Finnish Fur Breeders’ Association’s supplementary business name PROFUR, that is used in its communications and logo, will be changed to FIFUR in August 2019. Association’s actual business name remains the same. New supplementary business name is a part of Association’s campaign to lift the profile of Finnish fur farming.

    Read more: Finnish Fur Breeders’ Association’s supplementary business name PROFUR changing to FIFUR
  • 25.03.2019

    PRESS RELEASE: ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS PAID FOR ANIMAL TORTURE ON VIDEO

    Investigators hired by the International Fur Federation (IFF) have unearthed evidence that a video from 2009 showing the torture of a fur animal was ordered and paid by animal rights activists.

    Read more: PRESS RELEASE: ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS PAID FOR ANIMAL TORTURE ON VIDEO
  • 19.03.2019

    WELFUR

    WelFur is the European fur animal welfare assessment program for mink, fox and Finnraccoon (Asiatic raccoon). WelFur protocol is included in the Finnish Standards fur farm certification. WelFur has been designed by independent scientists at seven European universities. It concentrates on the four principles of animal welfare as stated in the European Commission’s Welfare Quality…

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  • 14.03.2019

    SAGA¼ – THE MOST WELL-KNOWN FUR BRAND IN THE WORLD

    Fox, mink and Finnraccoon pelts entitled to bear the SagaÂź trademark are only sold in Saga Furs Oyj’s auctions. The SagaÂź label guarantees high technical quality, good production conditions and material traceability. Thanks to the responsibility and traceability associated with the brand, globally leading companies have chosen to partner with Saga Furs. Traceability and transparency…

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  • 14.03.2019

    AUCTION

    Auctions determine the world market price of pelts The most important sales channel of pelts is an international auction, where the world market price of pelts is determined according to current supply and demand. Most buyers are professional traders who purchase pelts for their own clients, the global fashion industry and fur business. The auction event…

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  • 14.03.2019

    FARM CERTIFICATION

    Finland is a forerunner in fur farm certification FARM CERTIFICATION Fur farm certification in Finland is a quality assurance and environmental system that emphasises responsibility and transparency. It covers all parts of the fur farming process: The Finnish Fur Breeders’ Association FIFUR started developing the certification system in co-operation with the key stakeholder groups in…

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