Retrospective PCI-Alpencup 2022
In 2022, the PCI-Alpencup was even bigger, even more international and packed with numerous highlights. A total of 7 nations with 14 young craftspeople competed in teams of two to compete in the tilers’ competition.
The objective is to provide support for young craftspeople, and to give them an opportunity of taking part in international cooperation, exchanging views and measuring their performance against each other.
This year, Team Austria was able to secure victory at the PCI-Alpencup 2022. Second place went to the team from South Tyrol ahead of Denmark in third place.
Check out all the highlights in this video.
Team France wins the PCI-Alpencup 2026
At the fifth PCI Alpine Cup, Team France, comprising Nathanael Ball and Samuel Retiere, took first place in a thrilling final, followed by the teams from Switzerland (second place) and Germany (third place). Hosts Sika Germany organised the PCI Alpine Cup in close collaboration with the European Union of National Tile Trade Associations (EUF).
Swiss tilers can now retire at 62
The Ceruniq representative assembly and the Swiss trade unions have approved early retirement for tilers in Switzerland.
EUF Technical Commission Spring Meeting 2026
The spring meeting of the EUF Technical Commission took place from 24 to 26 March 2026. The focus was on an in-depth exchange between the EUF and funding partners from Verona, Italy.
The EUF Technical Commission visits FECAMO
The Belgian tilers' association FECAMO hosted the meeting of the EUF Technical Commission in mid-November.