Central Comaker Ice Cream Factory (former Avidesa).
Grefusa Central.
Central Blauverd Group.
As the primary sector, the main rainfed crops are: day care chairs mesquite, vine, olive, almond, etc.. The irrigation is fed by the waters of the Real Acequia del Jucar. The most important crop is orange. Rice cultivation has declined in recent years. The other garden crops are wheat, maize, folding chair tomato, cotton, potatoes, etc.. The land is very divided, 70 percent of the surface is cultivated directly by their owners. Predominance of small plots.
The stud farm is devoted mainly to animal production highlights the breeding of day care chair pigs for manufacture of sausage, is so very important poultry, with significant industrial factory. There is also an important industrial sector subsidiary of the orange crop.
As for industry and commerce, much of the city school furniture economic development took place in the second half of the twentieth century, when the hitherto Alcira farm devoted primarily to the cultivation and trade in orange gave way to folding chairs a city
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mostly industrial and service sectors. At this stage had a relevant role businessman Luis Suner, creator of a large group of companies and founder of such popular brands at the time as Avidesa ice cream.
Alcira has established itself as a major industrial and commercial center. Ice Cream Factory houses, feed, flour, nuts and snacks, cartons, dyes, spinning, books, furniture, building school equipment components, packaging, transport companies, etc..
The creation of new industrial park, the commercial hub Alcira Carcagente with the new venue for the Bank and the expansion of the sector through the city Tulell confirm the dynamic character of the city. It is considered the economic engine chairs of the region, most acapararando supply of leisure services in the area, generating dining chairs many jobs directly and indirectly. According to data from the City Council, 94.7 of visitors who come to student chairs town to do shopping. This is because Alcira is the capital of La Ribera Alta, so visitors who come to shop come from the many villages in the region.