Renowned worldwide for its quality, innovation and design, the Italian ceramic industry has also established itself as a model of social responsibility. Companies in the sector are not only committed to manufacturing excellence, but also invest continuously in environmental sustainability, workplace safety and employee wellbeing

Ceramic tiles have an extraordinary ability to narrate the essence of a building, shape the character of cities and inspire a poetic vision of design. They carry within them a deep cultural resonance, a powerful potential for transformation, and much more besides. There is no ambiguity about their purpose or value - they are fundamental elements of architectural design

A growing emphasis on well-being, reconfigured spaces and a renewed connection with nature lie at the heart of contemporary building trends

For many years, the Italian ceramic industry has set a benchmark in environmental sustainability, serving as a model for pre-consumer recycling within the circular economy. Choosing Italian ceramics is an informed and responsible decision that combines quality, innovation and care for the environment

The AIM-eBIM project aims to develop data optimisation protocols that enhance data management, improve reliability and ensure adaptability to different needs

At the Press Café organised by The Plan during Cersaie 2024, the discussion centred on architectural materials and the crucial role of material selection

Filippo Manuzzi discussed social media strategies and the tools available to companies. The event was attended by the mayors of Sassuolo, Maranello and Castellarano, along with MEP Elisabetta Gualmini

The poster image designed for this edition of the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings embodies the evolving relationship between architecture and everyday life - an ongoing, dynamic dialogue that adapts and transforms over time

The Italian ceramic tile industry adopts innovative technologies and self-regulates to reduce emission levels and air pollution.

The FONCER supplementary pension fund is one of the first examples of corporate welfare promoted by a business association in cooperation with the trade unions.