FIMMA + Maderalia 2022
Feria Valencia opens its doors tomorrow to FIMMA + Maderalia, the first major industrial fair of this 2022
More than 400 direct exhibitors and 700 represented brands participate in the reunion of the sector with FIMMA + Maderalia, the first major industrial fair to be held this year in Spain and the first event for the wood and furniture sector in Europe this 2022.
FIMMA + Maderalia arrives with the best expectations, the return of international buyers, 31% of foreign exhibitors and a rising sector that increased its activity in 2021 by 21.6% to become the second fastest growing industrial sector in the country .
Recyclable cellulose boards, varnishes that eliminate bacteria in 24 hours, backlit walls, acrylic resin mineral surfaces or machines that work with artificial intelligence are some of the novelties that will be presented.
València, March 28, 2022.-The machinery starts up again at Feria Valencia. Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 29, at 9:00 a.m. FIMMA + Maderalia opens its doors, the long-awaited International Biennial of Technology, Materials and Components for Furniture, Interior Design and Contract Projects, which returns to the fair showcase after four years and a pandemic that, In spite of everything, it has spurred the sector in the heat of the 'boom' of reforms in the home.
FIMMA + Maderalia2022 comes at a sweet moment for the wood and auxiliary industry sector, which, despite the current uncertainties due to the lack of supplies or the energy cost, became in 2021 the second fastest growing sector in its activity industry with a 21.6% growth, only behind the textile manufacturing sector and ahead, precisely of the furniture manufacturing sector, according to the INE industrial production statistics provided by the AIDIMME Technological Institute.
In addition, the sector is also experiencing an expansive phase in terms of job creation, with growth close to 5% last year with more than 61,000 qualified workers in 2021.
The first appointment in Spain and Europe this 2022.
Schedules
FIMMA + Maderalia 2022 will take place from next Tuesday, March 29 to Friday, April 1, uninterrupted from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The appointment is aimed exclusively at professionals, who can already purchase their ticket either through the enabled online platform or through the invitations of the exhibitors themselves.
https://fimma-maderalia.feriavalencia.com/
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