Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that the porcelain manufacturer Kahla would cease production after 182 years, and 98 employees would lose their jobs. The company, founded in 1844, filed for insolvency again in February 2026; talks with two Turkish investors had been unsuccessful. According to Boeminghaus, production should continue until the end of October, decoration until the end of 2026, and sales are expected to continue until March. Insolvency administrator Rolf Rombach cited particularly high energy costs as reasons for the closure. In addition, a weaker order situation and fewer orders from the gastronomy sector had burdened the company. Boeminghaus pointed out that the Kahla brand had been awarded more than 100 international design prizes. He cited BILD as the source. https://t.co/uK5lKkBzOV #Kahla #Industrie #Arbeitsplätze (translated)

