Ceramics China

The exhibition is scheduled for June 18-21 in Guangzhou and expects over 800 exhibitors.

Starting from 2024 onwards, the historic pattern of organizing the fair by turns has been officially concluded.

The 37th CERAMICS CHINA 2023 closed its doors in Guangzhou on 22 June, after a 4-day exhibition which gathered 682 exhibitors and over 60,000 visitors.

Five related exhibitions will be organized concurrently with Ceramics China 2023 to connect relevant industrial chains.

The fair, which was originally scheduled from 26 to 29 May, will be held at a later date yet to be decided.

EFI’s latest innovation for the digital printing on ceramics will be displayed in Hall 8.1, Stand K201.

The show will be held from 18 to 21 June 2019 in the Canton Fair Pazhou Complex in Guangzhou.

Italian technological excellence will take centre stage in a more than 1,000 square metre space at Ceramics China showcasing the latest process innovations for the ceramic industry.

The US multinational unveiled a full suite of digital solutions at Ceramics China (Guangzhou).

About 1,000 exhibitors have showed the latest technologies for ceramic industry.

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.

Due to be held from 1 to 4 June this year in Guangzhou, Ceramics China@Unifair 2017 is expecting an attendance of around 80,000 visitors.

The Formigine-based Group is set to open a new facility in Gaoming, in the Foshan district of China following an investment of 6.8 million dollars.

Italian technological excellence takes centre stage at Ceramics China. The Italian manufacturers will meet customers during an evening devoted to Italian cuisine and design.

At Ceramics China (Guangzhou, 1-4 June), SITI B&T Group is showcasing its complete range of plant and machinery for the ceramic industry, from clay preparation to product finishing.

More than 30,000 visitors attended by the Chinese show

Four bathrooms created by designers Diego Grandi, Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, Paola Navone and Giovanna Talocci