Spain leads the pack, Germany and France remain broadly stable, and Italy attracted more than €7 billion in investment in the first half of 2026

Amid rising energy costs, global competition and environmental pressures, the Italian ceramic industry continues to turn adversity into innovation. The enduring beauty of its surfaces reflects the strengths of an outstanding manufacturing industry that continues to invest in sustainability while calling for fair rules and competitive conditions

More than 5,400 square metres will host exhibitors, technical demonstrations and the 14th edition of Assoposa’s “Città della Posa”. The programme will focus on large ceramic slabs, professional certification and new technologies, with the participation of young tile installers from Italian building schools as well as tile installers from abroad

Cersaie 2026 confirms its international standing not only as a leading trade fair for ceramics and design, but also as a hub for culture and professional training. Among this year's new features are courses for showroom staff aimed at enhancing sales techniques and promoting premium products more effectively

The evolution of the sustainability campaign celebrating Italian ceramics, which focuses squarely on environmental stewardship and respect for human beings

The Cersaie roadshow has visited numerous Italian cities in recent weeks, reaffirming the unique role the exhibition plays on the international stage ahead of this year’s edition in Bologna from 21 to 25 September

Running from 21-25 September in Mall 29/30, the 14-event programme is organised in partnership with Italy’s leading specialist publishers

Sustainability reporting has gained increasing importance over the past decade, driven not only by regulatory pressures but also by growing consumer attention to sustainable choices

From kiln to façade: how the sector has transformed waste reduction into a competitive asset and shared responsibility

The Italian ceramic industry represents one of the most advanced circular economy models in Europe. In addition to reducing waste, priorities include designing an industrial system in which resources are recovered, reintegrated, and repurposed