Castellón's ceramics industry produces 8% less in July and chains five months of decline
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Castellón's ceramics industry produces 8% less in July and chains five months of decline

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General10 September 2026 at 15:14

Castellón's ceramics industry, in Spain, recorded an 8% drop in production during the month of July, according to the data released by the Institut Valencià d'Estadística. This figure represents the fifth consecutive month of decline in the sector's production. The series of declines in ceramic production temporally coincides with the duration of the ongoing war in the Middle East, which has also been ongoing for approximately five months. The ceramics sector in Castellón is one of the main industries in the Valencia region.

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