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芬兰是西欧主要的磷酸盐、滑石及硅灰石生产国,同时亦是主要的高岭土消费国。80年代,尽管芬兰的金属矿产滑坡、石灰石矿开采持平,然而其非金属矿发展看好。以体积计算,磷灰石产量主要与非金属矿开采量有关。近年来,滑石和硅灰石的产量较高,与石灰石一样被用作石屑和填料。就进口矿物的价值而言,高岭土几乎占总数的60％,因此,在芬兰地质勘查勘探规划中,已将高岭土矿床的找矿工作列入重要的议事日程。
Finland is a major producer of phosphate, talc and wollastonite in Western Europe and is also a major consumer of kaolin. In the 1980s, although Finland’s metal mineral landslides and limestone mining remained flat, its non-metallic minerals are promising. In terms of volume, apatite production is mainly related to non-metallic mineral extraction. In recent years, the production of talc and wollastonite has been relatively high. Like limestone, it is used as stone chips and fillers. As far as the value of imported minerals is concerned, kaolin accounts for almost 60% of the total. Therefore, in the geological prospecting exploration plan in Finland, the prospecting work for kaolin deposits has been included on the important agenda.