What We Do
The British Ceramic Confederation represents the collective interests of all sectors of the UK ceramics industry. BCC safeguards the industry's prosperity, acting on its behalf in discussions and negotiations with government and regulators.
In parallel, as a Trade Association, BCC provides wide ranging professional advice to its members, covering employment law, health and safety, energy, emissions, planning and waste management issues. In this role it promotes environmentally responsible and sustainable manufacturing. Most related advisory services, many of which generate significant cost savings for manufacturers, are free to BCC members. A number of Sector Associations carry out specific activities, notably marketing and standards development, on behalf of their respective member companies.
BCC's 100 member companies together comprise over 90% of the UK ceramic industry's manufacturing capacity. The wide range of products include:
- domestic and commercial tableware and giftware
- sanitaryware, wall - and floor - tiles
- bricks, clay roof tiles, clay pipes and land drains
- industrial ceramics and refractories
- material supplies for use in the industry
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Annual Reports
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For more annual reports please browse the BCC Archive.
Quarterly Reports
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