The 13th FEMAC Strategic Immersion brought together companies, technology centers and agents from the agricultural production means sector to reflect together on the great future challenges of the Catalan agro-industrial sector.

The day included a presentation by Diego Torres on business strategy and family business, as well as the participatory dynamic “Where are we heading?”, moderated by Alberto Pezzi, based on the conclusions of the strategic study of the sector prepared by PwC.

During the working sessions, the participants identified challenges, actions and opportunities related to innovation, competitiveness, digitalization, talent and internationalization, reinforcing FEMAC as a space for collaboration and building a shared strategy for the future of the sector.

From 20 to 25 April 2026, the FEMAC Cluster led a business mission to Chile aimed at strengthening the international presence of its member companies and opening new opportunities in one of the most dynamic agricultural markets in Latin America.

This initiative is part of the cluster’s internationalisation strategy and is closely linked to the development of the JYGSA project, a business alliance designed to promote the joint international expansion of the sector.

The mission brought together SOLÀ Maquinaria Agrícola,Gili Group SL, Jympa Futuragro SL,AMP SprayersiJuscafresa SA. Beyond sharing the ...

From April 18 to 26, FEMAC organized a grouped participation of member companies at the SIAM Meknès, held in Meknès (Morocco), one of the leading international events for the agri-food and agricultural machinery sectors in North Africa. This initiative has strengthened the sector’s presence in a strategic market and consolidated its positioning in a region with high growth potential and increasing demand for technological solutions applied to agricultural production.

In this edition, member companies ARVIPO, DASA ELFER, C.A. BOVI and TRIGINER M.A. played a key role by showcasing their solutions to ...

Brussels, 21 April 2026 – FEMAC took part yesterday in Brussels in the Annual Event of the AgriFood Pact for Skills, a European event focused on one of the major challenges of the agri-food sector: how to ensure the skills needed for the future of the sector.

The meeting brought together representatives from the European Commission, European projects, universities, companies and sector organisations to reflect on generational renewal, training, cooperation between stakeholders and the need to bring European strategies down to national and regional levels.

The session highlighted that skills have become ...