Regulations, shared criteria and operational guidelines to ensure the protection of health and safety in ceramic manufacturing plants.
Today, in Bevagna (PG, Italy), in the splendid setting of the Briziarelli Wineries, the official signing took place of the National Collective Labour Agreement (CCNL) for the Brick and Concrete Products sector, originally signed in Rome on 31 October.
The Emilia-Romagna Region and the Generalitat Valenciana sign the “Manifesto”. Graziano Verdi: “Energy costs and ETS levels are creating an emergency situation that puts companies at risk”.
Here you will find a complete overview of the events of Confindustria Ceramica.
The reason Italian ceramics can today be considered among the most sustainable globally is the consistent importance sustainability has always had for the industry.
With centuries of expertise in ceramics behind us. Today, cutting-edge ceramic products that preserve the beauty of Italian aesthetic culture and quality.
The Italian ceramic industry comprises six distinct sectors: ceramic tiles, bricks, refractories, sanitaryware, tableware and technical ceramics
CERSAIE is the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings, held annually in Bologna for over 40 years. It remains the world’s leading trade fair for ceramic surfaces for architecture. Cersaie is promoted by Confindustria Ceramica and organised by its subsidiary Edi.Cer. S.p.A.
Ceramics of Italy is the trademark that represents the Italian ceramics industry.
The Association’s activities, aimed at supporting and facilitating its member companies, encompass a structured system of services made available to them and activated as required to address specific needs.
Confindustria Ceramica considers the energy issue to be an absolute priority for the competitiveness and sustainability of the sector.
The Association believes in an ecological transition founded on innovation and genuine sustainability, not on instruments that penalise the competitiveness of responsible companies.
To make known to the entire Italian and international supply chain — including the end consumer — some of the factors that best distinguish the Italian ceramic industry from international competitors and from alternative materials.
