The municipalities that make up the Els Ports region in the province of Castellón attend the end of the year 2020 with a clear claim regarding the wind farms located in their territories: to demand from the Generalitat Valenciana -more specifically, to the Valencian Institute of Business Competitiveness, Ivace- not keep 10 percent of compensation […]
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Contracts for the Christmas campaign fall by 20% in Castellón
Despite the good hiring figures from Black Friday, The uncertainty caused by the second wave of infections and the time restrictions, capacity restrictions and the perimeter closures of many autonomies, will negatively affect the 2020 Christmas campaign and a year-on-year drop in hiring is expected. This year, the Christmas campaign, which in Spain lasts until […]
Cameras instead of bollards in the center: Castellón’s commerce demands flexibility
In the count down to activate license plate recognition cameras in the historic center of Castellón, in order to limit vehicle access through pedestrian streets to residents and people who work in the area, merchants they ask the City Council for help. It is necessary that they are aware of the ‘suffocation’ that the merchants […]
Nightmare before Christmas: delay in ERTE’s collection due to bureaucratic changes
The countdown to Christmas has begun and while in some households the debate is who is included or not in family meals and dinners to meet the demands of the pandemic, in other families the dilemma is much less It’s raw: where do I get the money to meet the payments. Many workers in the […]
Algeria, from ‘stumbling block’ to lifeguard for furniture exports
The Algerian market has gone from being a serious stumbling block to a true lifeline for the furniture sector in the province of Castellón. Gone is that fateful 2017, when the Government of Algeria prohibited the entry of foreign products to its country such as, among others, ceramics or Spanish furniture. Then, the National […]
The de-escalation begins: apartments 2.5% cheaper than a year ago
House prices appear to be beginning to lose their immunity to Covid-19. During the month of November the price of flats has fallen 0.1% in the province of Castellón compared to October and the decrease accumulated in the last 12 months it is already in a 2.5%, based on the latest real estate price index […]
The Anti-Fraud Plan emerges in Castellón 8.1 million euros in the year of the Covid: 22.5% more
The coronavirus pandemic has not stopped the Antifraud Plan of the Valencian Tax Agency (ATV). The stoppage of certain verification and investigation actions during the health crisis and the declaration of a state of alarm have not prevented the Agency from surfacing in the year of the Covid 22.5% more money defrauded by taxpayers of […]
Companies get stuck in the challenge of digital transformation
Companies in the province of Castellón have a long way to go to improve their digital transformation processes, according to a study by the Chamber of Commerce. The Castellón Chamber of Commerce launched a working group to analyze the situation of companies in the province of Castellón in the field of digital transformation. The work […]
Castellón airport ‘explores’ the transport of goods before the arrival of the giant Amazon
The transport of goods was, until now, the great pending subject of the Castellón airport. But the intention of Aerocas and its new CEO, Blanca MarÃn, is that the freight transport becomes one of the three pillars of the airport after having developed the tourist side, with tourist routes to various countries encouraged by the […]
The tile company Ascer distrusts the budget of the Government of Sánchez for the recovery
The ceramic employer Ascer has affirmed that the General State Budgets for 2021 they do not guarantee the recovery of the Spanish economy nor the boost to productivity and competitiveness that it needs, and has considered that “This is not the time to raise taxes.” According to a statement from Ascer, the Spanish accounts for […]
