CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine in the news

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine sees a 5% drop in apprentices in 2026 amid reduced state funding and a mismatch between apprenticeship offers and demands.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine – Creuse and Crédit Agricole Centre France have partnered to support artisanal businesses in the Creuse department through various initiatives from 2026 to 2028.

Artisanal apprenticeship enrollment in Nouvelle-Aquitaine declined by 5% in September 2026, with a more significant 12% decrease in first-year registrations, amidst a mismatch between job offers and candidate preferences and concerns over reduced state funding for training centers.

The "Mois de la transmission-reprise 2026" in Nouvelle-Aquitaine is a regional initiative to facilitate business transfers and takeovers, supported by CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine, to preserve the local economy and employment.

The article details the National Repair Days and the Répar'Acteurs initiative, which promote repair and highlight artisans, with specific events in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, including one organized by CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine on October 15, 2026.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine launched a new campaign with rugby captain Grégory Alldritt to promote artisanal trades and support business lifecycle for artisans.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine representatives visited KIRA FOOD, an artisanal business damaged by storm Nils, to offer support and discuss the disaster relief fund.

CMA Formation Mont-de-Marsan launched a new CAP Glacier Fabricant program to meet the regional demand for skilled ice cream makers, supporting local artisan and tourism sectors.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine launched a new campaign with rugby player Grégory Alldritt to promote artisan trades and support artisans.

Sabrina Cano, head of Pâtisserie Pascalain, received the Master Artisan title from CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine – Haute-Vienne, the highest craft distinction.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine warns of a 5% decline in apprentices by 2026 due to a challenging economic climate, reduced regional funding, and insufficient government support for artisan businesses.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine anticipates a 5% drop in apprentices by 2026, citing a challenging economic climate, reduced regional funding, and insufficient government aid to offset cuts, impacting artisan businesses.

This document describes a program inviting companies to open their doors to the public for guided tours to enhance their brand image and offers support for participation.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine is facing a significant reduction in apprentices and challenges to the artisan sector due to the ongoing crises.

The regional chamber of trades and crafts in Nouvelle-Aquitaine is experiencing declining training enrollment and artisan morale due to a challenging economic environment in 2026.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine provided crucial support and financial aid to artisans in Lot-et-Garonne severely impacted by storm Nils, assisting with recovery and damage assessment.

Cap Éco 2026 is an event organized by three regional chambers to discuss the economic impact of water scarcity across various sectors in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

The "Heritage Craft Meetings" event in Périgueux on September 19th will showcase heritage crafts through demonstrations and testimonials.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine has established a crisis unit and helpline to support businesses affected by the Nord Bassin and Médoc fires in various recovery and administrative processes.

CMA Nouvelle-Aquitaine attends the Nouvelle Vie Pro exhibition in Bordeaux to offer guidance on craft trade training and artisanal business creation or takeover.