Pyynikin Brewing has ended operations and halted beer production in Estonia after reporting heavy losses that left the company’s equity nearly €800,000 negative by the end of 2025.
Kiertokapula has launched change negotiations affecting more than 70 employees that could lead to up to 12 layoffs, furloughs, shifts to part-time work or unilateral contract changes.
Three linked industry events – EuroSafety, Logistics Expo and Food Industry – will be held at the Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre in September, offering journalist briefings on workplace safety, NATO procurement and food export growth.
Your&More opens its seventh store at Ratina shopping centre in Tampere today, bringing together four Finnish brands and offering well-conditioned second-hand items.
Fenno, a new gastropub in Kyttälä, will open next week serving traditional Finnish dishes and Finnish drinks such as sahti; the target opening date is 8–10 September.
Since March 2026 almost 100 young people have found jobs in the Tampere region through a state-funded youth recruitment grant.
Tex-Mex chain Zarillo will open a new restaurant next Monday (7 September) beside the Goodman shopping centre in Hämeenlinna.
Vehicle recycling in Finland rose 11% in Jan–Aug with 43,290 end-of-life vehicles processed; new rules and a recycling platform are changing how EV traction batteries are handled.
Pirkka has started selling tuna and ready-made tuna salads in cardboard Tetra-style cartons at K‑group supermarkets, while traditional metal cans remain available on shelves.
The Competition and Consumer Authority says a representative of Tampere veterinary clinic Eläinlääkäriasema Status suggested to rivals raising small‑animal emergency fees and setting a €1 million starting price in a Tampere–Pirkkala procurement.
On 1 September about 321,000 Finns must pay outstanding taxes for the July–September assessment period; Pirkanmaa residents owe an average €1,120.
Kiilto has started company-wide change negotiations after announcing plans to move production from Hankasalmi to Turku, putting up to 40 jobs at immediate risk and potentially 21 more in a longer-term scenario.
Local restaurateurs say Google reviews now influence where many people choose to eat, prompting some to monitor ratings closely and even hire outside firms to manage feedback.
Electric car collision repairs in Finland can cost up to 40% more than for petrol cars, driven mainly by battery and high-voltage work as well as pricier glass and ADAS components.
Poppamies has launched ready-to-heat Street Food brioche sandwiches nationwide in K‑Group and S‑Group stores – the Tampere-born brand’s biggest product expansion, with four flavours made in Finland using domestic ingredients.
Tori has published an unusual list banning certain insect repellents, round birdcages and fortune‑telling services, separate from Posti's own mailing restrictions; the announcement follows a June terrace fire in Parkano caused by a mosquito repellent.
As schools reopened in late August, Finland's major amusement parks – including Linnanmäki, Särkänniemi and Naantali's Moominworld – closed on weekdays due to staffing shortages as students return to studies.
Real estate agents in Pirkanmaa say prospective buyers are increasingly ghosting private viewings, prompting some sellers to try gimmicks such as prize-filled buckets and pizza events to attract visitors.
A Tampere University study found expensive consumer epigenetic biological‑age tests do not predict disease risk any better than simple measurements such as waist circumference and body weight.
Café Laikku opens in Tampere city centre on Tuesday, September 1, offering a relaxed public café and workspace inside Laikku Cultural House.