Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
The Madridjoya international jewelry fair has announced the winners of its inaugural awards, which will be presented from September 24 to 27 at IFEMA Madrid. Isidoro Hernández, José Luis Joyerías, Gold&Roses, the Aguilar de Dios family, and Pedro José Pérez Fernández will be recognized for their contributions to the development of the sector.
The Valencia Chamber of Commerce and the College of Biologists are organizing a webinar on September 22nd to analyze the new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations. The event will address the costs, obligations, and opportunities of legislation that will transform textile and footwear waste management starting in 2027.
From September 24 to 27, IFEMA Madrid will host a new edition of Bisutex, the international trade fair connecting more than 450 brands from 15 countries with the Spanish market. The event will focus on jewelry, leather goods, and accessories collections for the Autumn/Winter 2026/2027 season, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and independent design.
The Spanish-ASEAN Business Association (Asempea) is organizing a business meeting on September 8th in Madrid to strengthen trade ties with Vietnam. The event will focus on strategic sectors such as food, manufacturing, and consumer goods.
The ESSDM – Sevilla de Moda center consolidates its Chair of Andalusian Fashion, a program that starts in October with masterclasses from top-level designers to promote research, training and internationalization of the Andalusian textile sector.
A study by Temu reveals that Spanish SMEs are using its platform to accelerate their growth and international expansion. Data from 2026 shows that 25% have already accessed new markets, while more than half have expanded their operational capacity.
E-commerce in Spain has experienced exponential growth in the last decade (2015-2025), increasing its revenue 5,7 times to over €114.800 billion. This growth consolidates the digital channel as a fundamental pillar for consumption and the internationalization of Spanish companies.
Spain consolidates its position as a strategic market for international franchising. The Spanish business ecosystem continues to demonstrate its attractiveness for investment and the expansion of international business models. According to data from the report "Franchising in Spain 2026," prepared by the Spanish Franchise Association (AEF) and sponsored by the cooperative banking entity… Read more
The fashion sector in Catalonia, with a turnover exceeding €14.200 billion, is evolving towards a model where strategic management and innovation are as crucial as design. Business schools like GBSB Global are responding to this demand with specialized programs to train the industry's future leaders.
The Spanish Franchise Association (AEF) confirms, through its latest report, the dominance of the food sector within the business model in Spain. This sector leads in revenue, number of establishments, and job creation, according to data from the study 'Franchising in Spain 2026', sponsored by Cajamar.
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