Xylitol is a natural sweetener which is prepared from hemicellulose of plants. Xylitol is nature's own sweetener and it has the sweetness and the taste as normal sugar. Low glycaemic index makes xylitol a better alternative than normal sugar for people having diabetes. Dental benefits of xylitol were recognized for the first time in Finland in the 1970's. The usage of xylitol has been shown to reduce tooth decay and to improve gum health. The Finnish company produces xylitol pastilles, chewing gum, dry mouth pastilles and toothpaste.

Established in 2018, the Finnish start-up was created by three partners whose ambition is to sell premium clothes to a niche market, composed of customers engaged in military service. The Finnish company will be the distributor of training wear to customers engaged in military service. These customers demand new, unique and customised clothes during their service time. The Finnish company has developed a platform to distribute customised clothing to customers connecting suppliers and final clients.

This Finnish company was established 2008 and it works in waste management business, selling different kind of waste collecting products to their end customers. The company is now looking for new partnering manufacturers specified in steel manufacturing: containers and collecting boxes. Some of the products include hydraulics and electronics, but steel work can be offered without these if they are not part of the manufacturing company’s offering. The size of the containers vary from 2m2 to 40m2. Part of the containers include hooks, roofs, lids, doors, and hatches.

Founded in 2011, the Finnish company started to import and export pomegranates in March of 2018, as a new branch of the main company, motivated by the organic products’ trend. The partners of the company have experience in the logistics of different products since 1999. The main company operates also as forwarding agent in Finland and Estonia. The Finnish company acquired the exclusivity to import organic pomegranates from Azerbaijan, a traditional producer of the fruit, to Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.