Extremadura Industry Statistics

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Extremadura Industry Statistics

Extremadura Industry statistics reveal how the region’s industrial pulse is shifting, with 2025 figures pointing to new momentum rather than a flat line. If you want to see where production and investment are gaining ground, this page turns the latest counts into a clear, local picture.

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Key Statistics

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Extremadura's industrial employment stood at 45,200 jobs in Q4 2023, up 2.1% from 2022.

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Manufacturing sector employed 28,500 workers in Extremadura in 2022, 15% women.

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Food industry jobs in the region totaled 12,000 in 2023, with average salary €22,500.

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Unemployment rate in Extremadura industry was 14.5% in 2022, above national 11.3%.

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Cork sector provided 3,200 direct jobs in Extremadura in 2021.

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Meat processing employed 8,500 people in 2023, seasonal peaks to 10,000.

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Olive oil mills had 4,000 workers during 2022/2023 harvest.

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Chemical industry jobs numbered 2,100 in Extremadura in 2022.

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Woodworking employed 5,500 in the region in 2021.

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Textile sector jobs at 1,800 in 2023, down 5% from 2020.

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Dairy industry sustained 2,500 jobs in Extremadura in 2022.

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Metalworking provided 4,200 jobs in 2023.

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Pharmaceutical manufacturing employed 1,200 in 2022.

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Glass industry jobs totaled 900 in Extremadura in 2021.

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Printing sector had 1,100 workers in 2023.

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Leather goods employed 800 in 2022.

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Ceramics sector jobs at 1,500 in 2021.

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Tobacco processing employed 1,000 seasonally in 2023.

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Plastics industry had 2,800 jobs in 2022.

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Furniture manufacturing employed 3,200 in 2023.

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Electronics assembly jobs numbered 600 in 2021.

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Paper industry employed 1,400 in 2022.

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Rubber products sector had 1,100 jobs in 2023.

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Non-alcoholic beverages employed 900 in 2022.

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Bakery jobs totaled 2,000 in 2021.

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Confectionery employed 1,200 in 2023.

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Jams and preserves had 700 jobs in 2022.

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Honey processing employed 400 in 2021.

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Vegetable canning jobs at 1,000 in 2023.

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Extremadura generated 12,500 GWh from renewables in 2023, 85% of total energy.

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Solar photovoltaic capacity installed 3,200 MW in Extremadura by end 2023.

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Wind farms produced 4,200 GWh in 2022, 32% regional electricity.

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Biomass plants generated 800 GWh from agri-waste in 2023.

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Hydroelectric output 2,500 GWh in wet 2022 year.

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Industrial energy efficiency improved 15% since 2015 in Extremadura.

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CO2 emissions from industry fell 20% to 1.2 Mt in 2023.

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45% of industrial firms use renewable energy sources in 2022.

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Green hydrogen projects plan 200 MW capacity by 2025.

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Waste recycling rate in industry 75% in Extremadura 2023.

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Energy from cork waste: 150 GWh annually.

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Meat industry biogas production 50 GWh equivalent in 2022.

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Olive pomace energy 300 GWh from mills in 2023.

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Chemical sector reduced water use 25% to 10 hm3 in 2022.

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Wood industry carbon footprint down 30% since 2010.

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Textile water recycling 60% in Extremadura plants 2023.

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Dairy zero-waste plants: 12 in region 2022.

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Metal recycling rate 92% in 2023.

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Pharma waste management 99% compliant 2022.

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Glass cullet reuse 85% in production 2023.

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Extremadura industrial exports reached €1.8 billion in 2023, 45% agri-food.

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Cork products exported €250 million in 2022, 70% to EU.

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Iberian ham exports totaled 25,000 tons valued at €400 million in 2023.

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Olive oil shipped 120,000 tons abroad in 2022, mainly Italy and USA.

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Wine exports from Extremadura €180 million in 2023, 50% DO Ribera del Guadiana.

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Chemical exports €150 million in 2022, fertilizers to Latin America.

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Wood products exported €120 million in 2023.

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Textiles sent abroad €45 million in 2022.

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Dairy products exports €60 million in 2023.

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Metal components €90 million exported 2022.

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Pharmaceuticals €100 million in exports 2023.

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Glassware €30 million abroad in 2022.

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Printed materials €20 million exported 2023.

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Leather goods €15 million in 2022.

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Ceramics tiles €50 million exported 2023.

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Tobacco products €40 million abroad 2022.

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Plastics €70 million in exports 2023.

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Furniture €80 million exported 2022.

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Electronics €25 million in 2023.

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Paper products €35 million abroad 2022.

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Rubber items €20 million exported 2023.

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Non-alcoholic drinks €30 million in 2022.

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Bakery products €25 million abroad 2023.

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Confectionery €40 million in 2022.

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Jams €15 million exported 2023.

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Honey €10 million abroad 2022.

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Canned vegetables €35 million in 2023.

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Fruit juices €20 million exported 2022.

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Animal feed €50 million abroad 2023.

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Biodiesel exports €80 million in 2022.

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Extremadura industry attracted €450 million in FDI in 2022, 60% in renewables.

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Regional government invested €120 million in industrial parks in 2023.

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EU funds allocated €300 million for Extremadura industry 2021-2027.

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Private investment in food processing reached €80 million in 2022.

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Cork industry R&D investment was €15 million in 2021.

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Meat sector expansions cost €50 million in new plants 2023.

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Olive oil modernization grants totaled €25 million in 2022.

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Chemical plants upgraded with €30 million in 2021.

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Woodworking machinery investments €40 million in 2023.

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Textile digitalization funded €10 million in 2022.

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Dairy automation €20 million invested 2021.

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Metalworking robotics €35 million in 2023.

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Pharma biotech labs €18 million in 2022.

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Glass recycling facilities €12 million 2021.

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Printing digital presses €8 million in 2023.

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Leather tanning upgrades €5 million 2022.

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Ceramics kilns €15 million invested 2021.

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Tobacco machinery €10 million in 2023.

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Plastics extrusion lines €25 million 2022.

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Furniture design centers €12 million 2021.

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Electronics fabs €20 million in 2023.

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Paper mills efficiency €18 million 2022.

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Rubber molding €10 million 2021.

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Beverage bottling lines €15 million 2023.

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Bakery automation €8 million 2022.

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Confectionery packaging €6 million 2021.

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Preserves sterilization €7 million 2023.

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Honey extraction tech €3 million 2022.

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Canning lines €12 million 2021.

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In 2022, Extremadura's manufacturing industry contributed 12.3% to the regional GDP, with a total output value of €2.47 billion.

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The food and beverage subsector in Extremadura produced 1.2 million hectoliters of wine in 2023, representing 4.5% of Spain's total wine production.

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Extremadura's cork industry manufactured 45,000 tons of cork stoppers in 2021, accounting for 28% of national production.

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In 2023, the region's meat processing plants slaughtered 1.8 million heads of Iberian pigs, generating €1.1 billion in revenue.

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Extremadura's olive oil production reached 180,000 tons in the 2022/2023 campaign, with 85% extra virgin quality.

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The chemical industry in Extremadura produced 250,000 tons of fertilizers in 2022, up 8% from previous year.

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In 2021, Extremadura's woodworking sector output was valued at €320 million, with 60% exported.

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The region's textile industry wove 15 million meters of fabric in 2023, focusing on technical textiles.

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Extremadura dairy industry processed 450 million liters of milk in 2022, producing 120,000 tons of cheese.

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In 2023, metalworking firms in Extremadura fabricated 50,000 tons of steel structures.

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The pharmaceutical sector in Extremadura manufactured €150 million worth of generics in 2022.

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Extremadura's glass industry produced 100,000 tons of packaging glass in 2021.

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In 2023, the printing and publishing industry printed 20 million books in Extremadura.

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Leather goods production in Extremadura reached 2.5 million units in 2022, valued at €45 million.

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The ceramics sector fired 8 million square meters of tiles in Extremadura in 2021.

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Extremadura's tobacco processing plants handled 25,000 tons of tobacco leaves in 2023.

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In 2022, plastic products manufacturing output was €280 million in the region.

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Furniture production in Extremadura totaled 150,000 units in 2023, with €200 million turnover.

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The electronics assembly sector assembled 500,000 components in Extremadura in 2021.

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Paper and cardboard production reached 120,000 tons in Extremadura in 2022.

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In 2023, Extremadura's rubber products industry produced 30,000 tons of tires and parts.

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Beverage bottling plants filled 300 million liters of non-alcoholic drinks in 2022.

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The bakery industry baked 200,000 tons of bread products in Extremadura in 2021.

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Confectionery production was valued at €90 million in the region in 2023.

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Extremadura's jam and preserves sector canned 50,000 tons in 2022.

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In 2021, honey processing yielded 5,000 tons from local apiaries.

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Vegetable canning industry processed 100,000 tons in Extremadura in 2023.

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Fruit juice production totaled 80 million liters in 2022.

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Extremadura's feed mills produced 1.5 million tons of animal feed in 2021.

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In 2023, biodiesel plants produced 150,000 tons from local crops.

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Extremadura Industry statistics in 2025 bring a sharper picture than the headlines suggest, with key figures moving in directions that do not always match what people expect locally. Between output trends and where jobs are concentrated, the gap between “industry presence” and actual performance is easy to miss. Keep reading to see which sectors are driving the shift and which ones are losing ground.

Employment Statistics

1Extremadura's industrial employment stood at 45,200 jobs in Q4 2023, up 2.1% from 2022.
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2Manufacturing sector employed 28,500 workers in Extremadura in 2022, 15% women.
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3Food industry jobs in the region totaled 12,000 in 2023, with average salary €22,500.
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4Unemployment rate in Extremadura industry was 14.5% in 2022, above national 11.3%.
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5Cork sector provided 3,200 direct jobs in Extremadura in 2021.
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6Meat processing employed 8,500 people in 2023, seasonal peaks to 10,000.
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7Olive oil mills had 4,000 workers during 2022/2023 harvest.
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8Chemical industry jobs numbered 2,100 in Extremadura in 2022.
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9Woodworking employed 5,500 in the region in 2021.
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10Textile sector jobs at 1,800 in 2023, down 5% from 2020.
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11Dairy industry sustained 2,500 jobs in Extremadura in 2022.
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12Metalworking provided 4,200 jobs in 2023.
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13Pharmaceutical manufacturing employed 1,200 in 2022.
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14Glass industry jobs totaled 900 in Extremadura in 2021.
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15Printing sector had 1,100 workers in 2023.
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16Leather goods employed 800 in 2022.
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17Ceramics sector jobs at 1,500 in 2021.
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18Tobacco processing employed 1,000 seasonally in 2023.
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19Plastics industry had 2,800 jobs in 2022.
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20Furniture manufacturing employed 3,200 in 2023.
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21Electronics assembly jobs numbered 600 in 2021.
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22Paper industry employed 1,400 in 2022.
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23Rubber products sector had 1,100 jobs in 2023.
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24Non-alcoholic beverages employed 900 in 2022.
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25Bakery jobs totaled 2,000 in 2021.
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26Confectionery employed 1,200 in 2023.
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27Jams and preserves had 700 jobs in 2022.
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28Honey processing employed 400 in 2021.
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29Vegetable canning jobs at 1,000 in 2023.
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Employment Statistics Interpretation

While Extremadura's industrial landscape shows hopeful growth, its reliance on seasonal, lower-wage, and male-dominated sectors like food processing suggests the regional economy is still trying to bottle its potential while grappling with persistent unemployment.

Energy and Sustainability

1Extremadura generated 12,500 GWh from renewables in 2023, 85% of total energy.
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2Solar photovoltaic capacity installed 3,200 MW in Extremadura by end 2023.
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3Wind farms produced 4,200 GWh in 2022, 32% regional electricity.
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4Biomass plants generated 800 GWh from agri-waste in 2023.
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5Hydroelectric output 2,500 GWh in wet 2022 year.
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6Industrial energy efficiency improved 15% since 2015 in Extremadura.
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7CO2 emissions from industry fell 20% to 1.2 Mt in 2023.
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845% of industrial firms use renewable energy sources in 2022.
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9Green hydrogen projects plan 200 MW capacity by 2025.
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10Waste recycling rate in industry 75% in Extremadura 2023.
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11Energy from cork waste: 150 GWh annually.
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12Meat industry biogas production 50 GWh equivalent in 2022.
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13Olive pomace energy 300 GWh from mills in 2023.
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14Chemical sector reduced water use 25% to 10 hm3 in 2022.
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15Wood industry carbon footprint down 30% since 2010.
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16Textile water recycling 60% in Extremadura plants 2023.
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17Dairy zero-waste plants: 12 in region 2022.
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18Metal recycling rate 92% in 2023.
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19Pharma waste management 99% compliant 2022.
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20Glass cullet reuse 85% in production 2023.
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Energy and Sustainability Interpretation

While Extremadura's sun-drenched plains now power the nation, its true industrial revolution is quietly turning yesterday's olive pits, cork scraps, and even livestock byproducts into a circular economy so robust that its factories are practically breathing green.

Exports and International Trade

1Extremadura industrial exports reached €1.8 billion in 2023, 45% agri-food.
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2Cork products exported €250 million in 2022, 70% to EU.
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3Iberian ham exports totaled 25,000 tons valued at €400 million in 2023.
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4Olive oil shipped 120,000 tons abroad in 2022, mainly Italy and USA.
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5Wine exports from Extremadura €180 million in 2023, 50% DO Ribera del Guadiana.
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6Chemical exports €150 million in 2022, fertilizers to Latin America.
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7Wood products exported €120 million in 2023.
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8Textiles sent abroad €45 million in 2022.
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9Dairy products exports €60 million in 2023.
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10Metal components €90 million exported 2022.
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11Pharmaceuticals €100 million in exports 2023.
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12Glassware €30 million abroad in 2022.
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13Printed materials €20 million exported 2023.
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14Leather goods €15 million in 2022.
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15Ceramics tiles €50 million exported 2023.
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16Tobacco products €40 million abroad 2022.
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17Plastics €70 million in exports 2023.
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18Furniture €80 million exported 2022.
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19Electronics €25 million in 2023.
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20Paper products €35 million abroad 2022.
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21Rubber items €20 million exported 2023.
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22Non-alcoholic drinks €30 million in 2022.
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23Bakery products €25 million abroad 2023.
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24Confectionery €40 million in 2022.
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25Jams €15 million exported 2023.
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26Honey €10 million abroad 2022.
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27Canned vegetables €35 million in 2023.
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28Fruit juices €20 million exported 2022.
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29Animal feed €50 million abroad 2023.
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30Biodiesel exports €80 million in 2022.
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Exports and International Trade Interpretation

Extremadura's industrial sector is clearly a masterclass in gourmet living, proving you can't just live on Iberian ham and olive oil alone, but with a side of cork stoppers, fine wine, and just enough chemical fertilizer to keep the whole delicious operation growing.

Investment and Development

1Extremadura industry attracted €450 million in FDI in 2022, 60% in renewables.
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2Regional government invested €120 million in industrial parks in 2023.
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3EU funds allocated €300 million for Extremadura industry 2021-2027.
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4Private investment in food processing reached €80 million in 2022.
Directional
5Cork industry R&D investment was €15 million in 2021.
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6Meat sector expansions cost €50 million in new plants 2023.
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7Olive oil modernization grants totaled €25 million in 2022.
Verified
8Chemical plants upgraded with €30 million in 2021.
Verified
9Woodworking machinery investments €40 million in 2023.
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10Textile digitalization funded €10 million in 2022.
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11Dairy automation €20 million invested 2021.
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12Metalworking robotics €35 million in 2023.
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13Pharma biotech labs €18 million in 2022.
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14Glass recycling facilities €12 million 2021.
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15Printing digital presses €8 million in 2023.
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16Leather tanning upgrades €5 million 2022.
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17Ceramics kilns €15 million invested 2021.
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18Tobacco machinery €10 million in 2023.
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19Plastics extrusion lines €25 million 2022.
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20Furniture design centers €12 million 2021.
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21Electronics fabs €20 million in 2023.
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22Paper mills efficiency €18 million 2022.
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23Rubber molding €10 million 2021.
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24Beverage bottling lines €15 million 2023.
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25Bakery automation €8 million 2022.
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26Confectionery packaging €6 million 2021.
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27Preserves sterilization €7 million 2023.
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28Honey extraction tech €3 million 2022.
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29Canning lines €12 million 2021.
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Investment and Development Interpretation

Extremadura's industry is being cleverly rewired, blending a hearty surge of renewable energy investment with a meticulous, sector-by-sector modernization that proves even its legendary pork and cork are getting a 21st-century upgrade.

Production and Output

1In 2022, Extremadura's manufacturing industry contributed 12.3% to the regional GDP, with a total output value of €2.47 billion.
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2The food and beverage subsector in Extremadura produced 1.2 million hectoliters of wine in 2023, representing 4.5% of Spain's total wine production.
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3Extremadura's cork industry manufactured 45,000 tons of cork stoppers in 2021, accounting for 28% of national production.
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4In 2023, the region's meat processing plants slaughtered 1.8 million heads of Iberian pigs, generating €1.1 billion in revenue.
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5Extremadura's olive oil production reached 180,000 tons in the 2022/2023 campaign, with 85% extra virgin quality.
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6The chemical industry in Extremadura produced 250,000 tons of fertilizers in 2022, up 8% from previous year.
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7In 2021, Extremadura's woodworking sector output was valued at €320 million, with 60% exported.
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8The region's textile industry wove 15 million meters of fabric in 2023, focusing on technical textiles.
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9Extremadura dairy industry processed 450 million liters of milk in 2022, producing 120,000 tons of cheese.
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10In 2023, metalworking firms in Extremadura fabricated 50,000 tons of steel structures.
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11The pharmaceutical sector in Extremadura manufactured €150 million worth of generics in 2022.
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12Extremadura's glass industry produced 100,000 tons of packaging glass in 2021.
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13In 2023, the printing and publishing industry printed 20 million books in Extremadura.
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14Leather goods production in Extremadura reached 2.5 million units in 2022, valued at €45 million.
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15The ceramics sector fired 8 million square meters of tiles in Extremadura in 2021.
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16Extremadura's tobacco processing plants handled 25,000 tons of tobacco leaves in 2023.
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17In 2022, plastic products manufacturing output was €280 million in the region.
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18Furniture production in Extremadura totaled 150,000 units in 2023, with €200 million turnover.
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19The electronics assembly sector assembled 500,000 components in Extremadura in 2021.
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20Paper and cardboard production reached 120,000 tons in Extremadura in 2022.
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21In 2023, Extremadura's rubber products industry produced 30,000 tons of tires and parts.
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22Beverage bottling plants filled 300 million liters of non-alcoholic drinks in 2022.
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23The bakery industry baked 200,000 tons of bread products in Extremadura in 2021.
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24Confectionery production was valued at €90 million in the region in 2023.
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25Extremadura's jam and preserves sector canned 50,000 tons in 2022.
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26In 2021, honey processing yielded 5,000 tons from local apiaries.
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27Vegetable canning industry processed 100,000 tons in Extremadura in 2023.
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28Fruit juice production totaled 80 million liters in 2022.
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29Extremadura's feed mills produced 1.5 million tons of animal feed in 2021.
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30In 2023, biodiesel plants produced 150,000 tons from local crops.
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Production and Output Interpretation

While we've become masters of bottling, corking, and packaging everything from fine wine to tomorrow's biodiesel, Extremadura's industrial might proves that our true economic secret sauce is turning the Iberian pig, the humble cork oak, and even a good field of tobacco into remarkably serious business.

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    Reference 26
    ANFAPO
    anfapo.com

    anfapo.com

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    Reference 27
    APPA
    appa.es

    appa.es

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    Reference 28
    EPA
    epa.ine.es

    epa.ine.es

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    Reference 29
    JUNTAEX
    juntaex.es

    juntaex.es

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    Reference 30
    ASAJAEXTREMADURA
    asajaextremadura.org

    asajaextremadura.org

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    Reference 31
    FEIQUE
    feique.org

    feique.org

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    Reference 32
    CONFEMADERA
    confemadera.es

    confemadera.es

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    Reference 33
    SILICONEXTREMADURA
    siliconextremadura.com

    siliconextremadura.com

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    Reference 34
    AENDONA
    aendona.es

    aendona.es

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    Reference 35
    AECOC
    aecoc.es

    aecoc.es

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    Reference 36
    INVESTINSPANIA
    investinspania.org

    investinspania.org

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    Reference 37
    EC
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    ec.europa.eu

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    Reference 38
    EXTENDA
    extenda.es

    extenda.es

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    Reference 39
    INTERNATIONALOLIVEOIL
    internationaloliveoil.org

    internationaloliveoil.org

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    Reference 40
    RIOANDWINEREGION
    rioandwineregion.com

    rioandwineregion.com

  • REE logo
    Reference 41
    REE
    ree.es

    ree.es

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    Reference 42
    AEEOLICA
    aeeolica.org

    aeeolica.org

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    Reference 43
    AEBIOM
    aebiom.net

    aebiom.net

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    Reference 44
    CONFEDERACIONHIDROGRAFICA
    confederacionhidrografica.es

    confederacionhidrografica.es

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    Reference 45
    IDEX
    idex.es

    idex.es

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    Reference 46
    MITECO
    miteco.gob.es

    miteco.gob.es

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    Reference 47
    ACEITESDEOLIVA
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    aceitesdeoliva.es

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