Fraga’s economy is driven by a mix of agriculture, industry, and services. The fertile land surrounding the city supports a thriving agricultural sector, with the production of fruits, vegetables, and grains being particularly important. Fraga is known for its production of peaches, which are celebrated annually during the “Fiesta de la Fruta Dulce” (Sweet Fruit Festival). This event brings together local producers and visitors to celebrate the region’s agricultural heritage with tastings, markets, and exhibitions.
In recent years, Fraga has seen growth in industrial activities, particularly in food processing and logistics, benefiting from its strategic location near key transportation routes. The city’s economy is further supported by its retail sector and tourism, with visitors drawn to its historical attractions, cultural events, and natural beauty.
Local craftsmanship is also an important part of Fraga’s economic identity, with small family businesses producing traditional goods such as ceramics, textiles, and artisanal foods. These products are often sold in local markets and are popular among tourists looking for authentic souvenirs.