The director of the Catalan Cork Institute Foundation, Alba Balcells, has participated in Dijon in the meetings of the expert groups of the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV), within the Economy and Law Commission. Her participation has been developed within the framework of the “Law and Consumer” team.

The president of the Catalan Cork Institute, Joan Puig, gave the inaugural conference of the International Cork Fair (FICOR) with the presentation “Global efforts to value cork in uncertain markets and turbulent times”. During his speech, he highlighted the strategic importance of cork as

The Catalan Cork Institute promotes training services aimed at wineries that want to deepen their knowledge of cork and its relationship with wine. In this context, Dr. Chantal Prat and Jose Castro, director and quality manager of the CorkLab Centre, have taught at the Mas Doix winery

The director of the Catalan Cork Institute, Alba Balcells, visited the Francisco Sagrera cork company, a company with more than 180 years of history linked to the production of quality natural cork stoppers. Since 1840, the Sagrera family has maintained a history marked by commitment to excellence and

Dr. Patricia Jové, head of R&D&I at the Catalan Cork Institute, participated in the 1st Portuguese-Spanish Cork Sector Meeting, recently held in Seville, taking part in the round table “Biological aspects of the cork oak and cork”. Her intervention has contributed to strengthening the role of the institute

The Forestry Projects for Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change (PROMACC) are an innovative tool to promote sustainable forest management and strengthen their capacity to adapt to climate change. These projects combine environmental conservation with the generation of climate credits, a mechanism that allows for the recognition and