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At its facility in Morbi, India, Lioli Ceramica will install a large plant for the production of large-format tiles.

Located in Clerkenwell, a renowned international design centre, the showroom was opened during the Clerkenwell Design Week (22-24 May 2017).

Relocation to larger premises in St. John’s Innovation Park in Cambridge has already begun.

More than 15 dry colouring systems have been supplied to leading Indian companies in the last two years.

Two new lines were completed in April at the Pastorelli facility, one of which equipped with the Continua+ technology for the production large panels. Read the interview to Paolo and Davide Mularoni.

All business units have seen positive results. Growth in the Italian market reflects a major recovery in investments on the part of sector companies.

Over 54,000 professionals form 127 countries visited the 29th CeramBath fair in April in Foshan.

The Lamgea press will be installed in 2017 and will allow New Pearl for the production of panels up to 1.6x3.2 m.

Circle Wood and Country Brick named best ceramic floor and wall tile.

The showroom displays ceramic projects with powerful material effects created using Smalticeram’s state-of-the-art digital products.

At this year’s Ceramics China show Xaar showcases a number of exciting developments for the ceramic tile market which reinforce Xaar’s position as the market-leading printhead technology company.

Italian technological excellence will gather in a more than 1,500 square metre space at Ceramics China devoted to the latest process innovations for the ceramic industry.

A new BMR finishing line for ceramic panels up to 1600x3200 mm in size has been installed at Florim’s factory in Mordano (Bologna).

The new dry powder colouring system from Emar Impianti will be used in the historic German company’s new porcelain production process.

The new eco-friendly granulation technology for porcelain tile bodies improves finished product quality, especially in the production of large sizes.

15% growth in revenues thanks to the stronger sales network and the launch of new machines.

The two new high-pressure WC casting plants were supplied by Sacmi.

Graniser recently started up a complete plant for the production of medium-large gres porcelain tiles with thicknesses up to 20 mm.

Platinum and Milan Ceramic will renovate their storage facilities with CMF Technology’s machines.

Ceramicas Lourdes will start up in autumn the new System Lamina plant  to begin production of gres porcelain panels with sizes up to 1600x3200 mm.