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LUCCA, ITALY, Feb. 27, 2020 (Press Release) -Toscotec will be at Tissue World Miami 2020 Booth D-20 to showcase its innovative Tissue Technology including the Energy-Savings solutions customized for Sofidel America.

The presentation will focus on Toscotec’s scope of supply that included Detailed Process Engineering of the plant and layout (“Inside the Box”) to cut energy consumption and ensure top efficiency in the use of thermal and electrical energy. In particular, Toscotec’s design focused on the energy recovery from the Tissue Machine Drying Section and Auxiliary Systems, Process Optimization, as well as on the reduction of water consumption and Virgin Fiber usage.

Toscotec will also take part in the following events of the Tissue World Miami Conference:

  • On March 10, at 1:00 pm, John Holton, Technical Support Toscotec North America, will moderate the Yankee Dryer Workshop titled “Troubleshooting and Problem Solving” and will deliver a presentation on the subject of “Overview of Yankee Diagnostics”.
  • On March 11, at 2:10 pm, Toscotec Technical Director Paolo Raffaelli will take part in the Senior Management Symposium’s Panel Discussion “Business Resilience in the '20s: Technological, Liability, and Human Resource Challenges”.

The Toscotec teams of North America and Toscotec Italy will be at Booth D-20 from Wednesday, March 11, through Friday, March 13.

 

Toscotec and Sofidel to co-present energy-savings solutions customized for Sofidel America at Tissue World Miami in Miami, FL from March 10-13

Posted in: Mills 02/27/2020 - 04:32

LUCCA, ITALY, Feb. 27, 2020 (Press Release) -Toscotec will be at Tissue World Miami 2020 Booth D-20 to showcase its innovative Tissue Technology including the Energy-Savings solutions customized for Sofidel America.

The presentation will focus on Toscotec’s scope of supply that included Detailed Process Engineering of the plant and layout (“Inside the Box”) to cut energy consumption and ensure top efficiency in the use of thermal and electrical energy. In particular, Toscotec’s design focused on the energy recovery from the Tissue Machine Drying Section and Auxiliary Systems, Process Optimization, as well as on the reduction of water consumption and Virgin Fiber usage.

Toscotec will also take part in the following events of the Tissue World Miami Conference:

  • On March 10, at 1:00 pm, John Holton, Technical Support Toscotec North America, will moderate the Yankee Dryer Workshop titled “Troubleshooting and Problem Solving” and will deliver a presentation on the subject of “Overview of Yankee Diagnostics”.
  • On March 11, at 2:10 pm, Toscotec Technical Director Paolo Raffaelli will take part in the Senior Management Symposium’s Panel Discussion “Business Resilience in the '20s: Technological, Liability, and Human Resource Challenges”.

The Toscotec teams of North America and Toscotec Italy will be at Booth D-20 from Wednesday, March 11, through Friday, March 13.

 
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PORCARI, Italy , Feb. 26, 2020 (Press Release) -The tissue paper manufacturer Group, known for the Regina brand, has participated in all the four editions of the report, and has obtained constantly improving results on responsible sourcing and socio-environmental reporting.

The 2019 edition of the WWF Environmental Paper Company Index (EPCI) was published yesterday. The EPCI report is a biennial tool proposed by the environmental organisation to the companies in the pulp and paper industry to assess their environmental commitment and transparency. The Index is based on voluntary data disclosure on 50 indicator questions WWF considers important for tracking a company’s ecological footprint over time.

Sofidel, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, particularly well-known for its Regina brand, has received an overall score of 77.2% which is better compared to the  overall global tissue category score (67%) and marks an improvement over the last survey in 2017 (76.6%). Sofidel has further improved in two out of three sub-categories – Responsible Fibre Sourcing and Reporting & EMS (Environmental Management System) – demonstrating how the sustainability policies implemented by the Group keep on heading in the right direction, bringing international results and achievements.

On a scale from 0 to 100, Sofidel has achieved a score of:

  • 75% for Responsible Fibre Sourcing (compared to 72% in 2017), related to raw material (pulp) sustainable procurement;
  • 80% for the Reporting & EMS section (79% in 2017), with regards to social and environmental reporting.
  • 77% in the Clean Manufacturing category (79% in 2017), which takes into consideration the reduced environmental impact of production processes. A result in slight decrease in particular compared to the previous survey, mainly due to the lower environmental efficiency of the Group’s plants following – as is standard – the implementation of new production capacity in Spain, Poland and the United States.

Sofidel has participated in all the four editions of the WWF biennial report, launched in 2013 to promote transparency and continuous improvement in the paper sector, showing an overall score progress of 12.4 points. Since 2015, the Group has provided data for the compilation of the report with reference to 100% of its production. This year, 30 out of 84 invited companies took part in the Index.

In addition to increased overall scores assessed in the WWF Index, Sofidel is committed to reducing direct emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere (reduction in carbon intensity). In order to achieve this goal, the company invested in ten years (2009 – 2018) about 100 million euros – of which 27.5 million euros in Italian plants – in cogeneration plants and energy production from renewable sources (photovoltaic and hydroelectric), biomass power plants and energy efficiency.

Another fundamental area of action is the sourcing of pulp certified by independent third parties with forest certification schemes (FSC, FSC Controlled Wood and other certification schemes) which has reached a level of 100%. Furthermore, Sofidel works to safeguard water resources, limiting its consumption within the production processes.

Sofidel scores 77.2% in WWF Environmental Paper's EPCI report to assess environmental commitment and transparency

Posted in: Tissue 02/26/2020 - 09:14

PORCARI, Italy , Feb. 26, 2020 (Press Release) -The tissue paper manufacturer Group, known for the Regina brand, has participated in all the four editions of the report, and has obtained constantly improving results on responsible sourcing and socio-environmental reporting.

The 2019 edition of the WWF Environmental Paper Company Index (EPCI) was published yesterday. The EPCI report is a biennial tool proposed by the environmental organisation to the companies in the pulp and paper industry to assess their environmental commitment and transparency. The Index is based on voluntary data disclosure on 50 indicator questions WWF considers important for tracking a company’s ecological footprint over time.

Sofidel, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, particularly well-known for its Regina brand, has received an overall score of 77.2% which is better compared to the  overall global tissue category score (67%) and marks an improvement over the last survey in 2017 (76.6%). Sofidel has further improved in two out of three sub-categories – Responsible Fibre Sourcing and Reporting & EMS (Environmental Management System) – demonstrating how the sustainability policies implemented by the Group keep on heading in the right direction, bringing international results and achievements.

On a scale from 0 to 100, Sofidel has achieved a score of:

  • 75% for Responsible Fibre Sourcing (compared to 72% in 2017), related to raw material (pulp) sustainable procurement;
  • 80% for the Reporting & EMS section (79% in 2017), with regards to social and environmental reporting.
  • 77% in the Clean Manufacturing category (79% in 2017), which takes into consideration the reduced environmental impact of production processes. A result in slight decrease in particular compared to the previous survey, mainly due to the lower environmental efficiency of the Group’s plants following – as is standard – the implementation of new production capacity in Spain, Poland and the United States.

Sofidel has participated in all the four editions of the WWF biennial report, launched in 2013 to promote transparency and continuous improvement in the paper sector, showing an overall score progress of 12.4 points. Since 2015, the Group has provided data for the compilation of the report with reference to 100% of its production. This year, 30 out of 84 invited companies took part in the Index.

In addition to increased overall scores assessed in the WWF Index, Sofidel is committed to reducing direct emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere (reduction in carbon intensity). In order to achieve this goal, the company invested in ten years (2009 – 2018) about 100 million euros – of which 27.5 million euros in Italian plants – in cogeneration plants and energy production from renewable sources (photovoltaic and hydroelectric), biomass power plants and energy efficiency.

Another fundamental area of action is the sourcing of pulp certified by independent third parties with forest certification schemes (FSC, FSC Controlled Wood and other certification schemes) which has reached a level of 100%. Furthermore, Sofidel works to safeguard water resources, limiting its consumption within the production processes.

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PORCARI, Italy , Feb. 26, 2020 (Press Release) -The tissue paper manufacturer Group, known for the Regina brand, has participated in all the four editions of the report, and has obtained constantly improving results on responsible sourcing and socio-environmental reporting.

The 2019 edition of the WWF Environmental Paper Company Index (EPCI) was published yesterday. The EPCI report is a biennial tool proposed by the environmental organisation to the companies in the pulp and paper industry to assess their environmental commitment and transparency. The Index is based on voluntary data disclosure on 50 indicator questions WWF considers important for tracking a company’s ecological footprint over time.

Sofidel, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, particularly well-known for its Regina brand, has received an overall score of 77.2% which is better compared to the  overall global tissue category score (67%) and marks an improvement over the last survey in 2017 (76.6%). Sofidel has further improved in two out of three sub-categories – Responsible Fibre Sourcing and Reporting & EMS (Environmental Management System) – demonstrating how the sustainability policies implemented by the Group keep on heading in the right direction, bringing international results and achievements.

On a scale from 0 to 100, Sofidel has achieved a score of:

  • 75% for Responsible Fibre Sourcing (compared to 72% in 2017), related to raw material (pulp) sustainable procurement;
  • 80% for the Reporting & EMS section (79% in 2017), with regards to social and environmental reporting.
  • 77% in the Clean Manufacturing category (79% in 2017), which takes into consideration the reduced environmental impact of production processes. A result in slight decrease in particular compared to the previous survey, mainly due to the lower environmental efficiency of the Group’s plants following – as is standard – the implementation of new production capacity in Spain, Poland and the United States.

Sofidel has participated in all the four editions of the WWF biennial report, launched in 2013 to promote transparency and continuous improvement in the paper sector, showing an overall score progress of 12.4 points. Since 2015, the Group has provided data for the compilation of the report with reference to 100% of its production. This year, 30 out of 84 invited companies took part in the Index.

In addition to increased overall scores assessed in the WWF Index, Sofidel is committed to reducing direct emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere (reduction in carbon intensity). In order to achieve this goal, the company invested in ten years (2009 – 2018) about 100 million euros – of which 27.5 million euros in Italian plants – in cogeneration plants and energy production from renewable sources (photovoltaic and hydroelectric), biomass power plants and energy efficiency.

Another fundamental area of action is the sourcing of pulp certified by independent third parties with forest certification schemes (FSC, FSC Controlled Wood and other certification schemes) which has reached a level of 100%. Furthermore, Sofidel works to safeguard water resources, limiting its consumption within the production processes.

Sofidel scores 77.2% in WWF Environmental Paper's EPCI report to assess environmental commitment and transparency

Posted in: Environment 02/26/2020 - 09:14

PORCARI, Italy , Feb. 26, 2020 (Press Release) -The tissue paper manufacturer Group, known for the Regina brand, has participated in all the four editions of the report, and has obtained constantly improving results on responsible sourcing and socio-environmental reporting.

The 2019 edition of the WWF Environmental Paper Company Index (EPCI) was published yesterday. The EPCI report is a biennial tool proposed by the environmental organisation to the companies in the pulp and paper industry to assess their environmental commitment and transparency. The Index is based on voluntary data disclosure on 50 indicator questions WWF considers important for tracking a company’s ecological footprint over time.

Sofidel, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, particularly well-known for its Regina brand, has received an overall score of 77.2% which is better compared to the  overall global tissue category score (67%) and marks an improvement over the last survey in 2017 (76.6%). Sofidel has further improved in two out of three sub-categories – Responsible Fibre Sourcing and Reporting & EMS (Environmental Management System) – demonstrating how the sustainability policies implemented by the Group keep on heading in the right direction, bringing international results and achievements.

On a scale from 0 to 100, Sofidel has achieved a score of:

  • 75% for Responsible Fibre Sourcing (compared to 72% in 2017), related to raw material (pulp) sustainable procurement;
  • 80% for the Reporting & EMS section (79% in 2017), with regards to social and environmental reporting.
  • 77% in the Clean Manufacturing category (79% in 2017), which takes into consideration the reduced environmental impact of production processes. A result in slight decrease in particular compared to the previous survey, mainly due to the lower environmental efficiency of the Group’s plants following – as is standard – the implementation of new production capacity in Spain, Poland and the United States.

Sofidel has participated in all the four editions of the WWF biennial report, launched in 2013 to promote transparency and continuous improvement in the paper sector, showing an overall score progress of 12.4 points. Since 2015, the Group has provided data for the compilation of the report with reference to 100% of its production. This year, 30 out of 84 invited companies took part in the Index.

In addition to increased overall scores assessed in the WWF Index, Sofidel is committed to reducing direct emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere (reduction in carbon intensity). In order to achieve this goal, the company invested in ten years (2009 – 2018) about 100 million euros – of which 27.5 million euros in Italian plants – in cogeneration plants and energy production from renewable sources (photovoltaic and hydroelectric), biomass power plants and energy efficiency.

Another fundamental area of action is the sourcing of pulp certified by independent third parties with forest certification schemes (FSC, FSC Controlled Wood and other certification schemes) which has reached a level of 100%. Furthermore, Sofidel works to safeguard water resources, limiting its consumption within the production processes.

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PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

Sofidel launches new paper packaging for household towel Regina Blitz XXL in Spain

Posted in: Environment 01/23/2020 - 11:10

PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

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PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

Sofidel launches new paper packaging for household towel Regina Blitz XXL in Spain

Posted in: Tissue 01/23/2020 - 11:10

PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

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PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

Sofidel launches new paper packaging for household towel Regina Blitz XXL in Spain

Posted in: Packaging Technology 01/23/2020 - 11:10

PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 22, 2020 (Press Release) -Sofidel pursues its path towards more environmentally-sustainable product development by launching in Spain Regina Blitz XXL household roll wrapped in kraft paper – replacing the previous polyethylene packaging. In addition, the roll format has also been modified to XXL size, adding more sheets in order to adapt the product to the Spanish markets trend in terms of multipurpose paper, also allowing a lower consumption of paper packaging for the same amount of finished product. The product will be hitting supermarket shelves in early 2020.

The recent debut on the Spanish market of the Regina Zero toilet paper – distinguished by kraft paper packaging, coreless rolls (and, therefore, zero waste) as well as more compact rolls (allowing for higher logistical efficiency in the transport phase with a reduction in CO2) – has been a pilot for the launch of Regina Blitz XXL wrapped in kraft paper, showing further effort towards responsible and sustainable development by the Sofidel Group.

Standing out for its packaging in kraft paper – a plant-based material that is renewable and easy to recycle – Regina Blitz XXL household roll is part of an extensive product innovation strategy currently being implemented by the Group. A new phase of its sustainability strategy developed with particular focus on the 12th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations 2030 Agenda – Responsible Consumption and Production.

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PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 10, 2020 (Press Release) -The Sofidel Group will be exhibiting at the sixteenth edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition – in Bologna (Italy), from 15 to 16 January 2020.

Pavilion 36 – StandD/38 – E/37

Marca by BolognaFiere is one of the largest European trade fairs for the Private Label (PL) industry and the International Supermarket Label Exhibition. It is organised by BolognaFiere in collaboration with the Associazione della Distribuzione Moderna. It is the only Italian exhibition dedicated entirely to PL.

In the Private Label line of business, the Group is in the high end of the market (Premium and Luxury), providing innovative products that often make use of patents registered by Sofidel. In this context, theNickybrand has become a “laboratory” for innovation and sustainability, and the PL industry often takes inspiration from it to improve its own range of products.

Sofidel has managed to position its product range with special focus on environmental responsibility also in the field of products manufactured for private labels for mass-market retailers – such as cardboard core-free products or products with kraft paper packaging, instead of conventional plastic.

Sofidel Group exhibits at 16th edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition in Bologna, Italy from Feb 15-16, 2020

Posted in: Tissue 01/10/2020 - 08:33

PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 10, 2020 (Press Release) -The Sofidel Group will be exhibiting at the sixteenth edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition – in Bologna (Italy), from 15 to 16 January 2020.

Pavilion 36 – StandD/38 – E/37

Marca by BolognaFiere is one of the largest European trade fairs for the Private Label (PL) industry and the International Supermarket Label Exhibition. It is organised by BolognaFiere in collaboration with the Associazione della Distribuzione Moderna. It is the only Italian exhibition dedicated entirely to PL.

In the Private Label line of business, the Group is in the high end of the market (Premium and Luxury), providing innovative products that often make use of patents registered by Sofidel. In this context, theNickybrand has become a “laboratory” for innovation and sustainability, and the PL industry often takes inspiration from it to improve its own range of products.

Sofidel has managed to position its product range with special focus on environmental responsibility also in the field of products manufactured for private labels for mass-market retailers – such as cardboard core-free products or products with kraft paper packaging, instead of conventional plastic.

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PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 10, 2020 (Press Release) -The Sofidel Group will be exhibiting at the sixteenth edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition – in Bologna (Italy), from 15 to 16 January 2020.

Pavilion 36 – StandD/38 – E/37

Marca by BolognaFiere is one of the largest European trade fairs for the Private Label (PL) industry and the International Supermarket Label Exhibition. It is organised by BolognaFiere in collaboration with the Associazione della Distribuzione Moderna. It is the only Italian exhibition dedicated entirely to PL.

In the Private Label line of business, the Group is in the high end of the market (Premium and Luxury), providing innovative products that often make use of patents registered by Sofidel. In this context, theNickybrand has become a “laboratory” for innovation and sustainability, and the PL industry often takes inspiration from it to improve its own range of products.

Sofidel has managed to position its product range with special focus on environmental responsibility also in the field of products manufactured for private labels for mass-market retailers – such as cardboard core-free products or products with kraft paper packaging, instead of conventional plastic.

Sofidel Group exhibits at 16th edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition in Bologna, Italy from Feb 15-16, 2020

Posted in: Environment 01/10/2020 - 08:33

PORCARI, Italy , Jan. 10, 2020 (Press Release) -The Sofidel Group will be exhibiting at the sixteenth edition of Marca – Private Label Conference & Exhibition – in Bologna (Italy), from 15 to 16 January 2020.

Pavilion 36 – StandD/38 – E/37

Marca by BolognaFiere is one of the largest European trade fairs for the Private Label (PL) industry and the International Supermarket Label Exhibition. It is organised by BolognaFiere in collaboration with the Associazione della Distribuzione Moderna. It is the only Italian exhibition dedicated entirely to PL.

In the Private Label line of business, the Group is in the high end of the market (Premium and Luxury), providing innovative products that often make use of patents registered by Sofidel. In this context, theNickybrand has become a “laboratory” for innovation and sustainability, and the PL industry often takes inspiration from it to improve its own range of products.

Sofidel has managed to position its product range with special focus on environmental responsibility also in the field of products manufactured for private labels for mass-market retailers – such as cardboard core-free products or products with kraft paper packaging, instead of conventional plastic.

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