Centerpartiet foreslår salg af Sveaskog-skove til privatpersoner

1. juni 2026

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Centerpartiet foreslår at sælge 2,7 millioner hektar produktiv skovjord fra det statsejede Sveaskog til privatpersoner.

Partiet ønsker at bruge provenuet til investeringer i landbrugsomstilling og stærkere fødevareproduktion. Det resterende areal, der i alt udgør cirka 4 millioner hektar, foreslås placeret i en fond til naturbevarelse. Partileder Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist understregede, at privat skovejerforhold, især i det nordlige Sverige, kunne blive væsentligt styrket. Forslaget er udelukkende rettet mod privatpersoner og ikke virksomheder.

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