Czech companies have a reputation of being reliable partners and suppliers of high quality products, technologies and services. The Czech Republic has a strong supplier base in industries such as engineering, metalworking, automotive, plastics, electronics and electrical, medical equipment, health and pharmaceuticals, ICT, environmental technologies, glass and ceramics, building, furniture, and food products.
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Hungary, Budapest
Event
The CzechTrade agency is organizing a meeting between Hungarian purchasing managers and distributors and Czech companies from Food Industry and suppliers to HoReCa.
Hungary
Event
One of the most important international trade exhibitions for the environmental profession is coming with the second edition.
United Kingdom
News
Latest official trade data highlights Czechia’s crucial role in British supply chains alongside a growing UK surplus in commercial and digital services.
United Arab Emirates
News
The Czech Parliament has approved the reintroduction of the Electronic Sales Registration (EET) system from January 2027, aiming to improve tax collection and reduce the shadow economy through a simpl...
U.S.A.
News
From a village of just 2,500 people in South Moravia to some of America's most ambitious artisan bakeries, Czech oven manufacturer Kornfeil is proving that global expansion does not always begin in a ...
Australia,
New Zealand
News
The Czech Republic is preparing for a historic orbital mission. Military pilot and European Space Agency reserve astronaut Aleš Svoboda is expected to become the first Czech citizen to travel to the I...
South Africa
News
The Czech Republic has reinforced its position as an attractive destination for high-value pharmaceutical investment following Novo Nordisk's decision to invest more than €320 million (CZK 8 billion) ...
Korea (south)
News
The Czech Republic is facing significant demographic and economic challenges due to an aging population, prompting the Solvo Institute to propose a gradual increase in the retirement age to 72