In producing paper for hygienic and domestic use, Sofidel pursues a model of economically, environmentally and socially sustainable development aimed at simplifying and improving people’s lives and safeguarding the Planet’s ecosystems.
MoreDisposable tissue paper products for hygienic and domestic use play an essential role in ensuring the hygiene of people, domestic environments and workplaces. Sofidel has made hygiene a central theme of its activities through its products and the promotion of specific information and awareness-raising activities.
MoreSofidel Group’s sustainable growth strategy lays its roots also on innovation in cultural organisation, production processes, as well as product design to provide a responsible response to the growing demand for efficiency, functionality and sustainability from clients, consumers and society.
MoreThe Group has also been recognised for its leadership in the fight against deforestation Porcari (LU), Italy, 13 December 2021 – Sofidel, a global leader in the production of paper for hygienic and domestic use, particularly well-known in Italy and…
Innovation, safety, hygiene, comfort, personal well-being, respect for the environment and responsible consumption. Sofidel is committed to creating products which contain ever lower levels of natural capital and offer high functional qualities and innovative performance.
Not just the production and distribution of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, but also the guarantee of long-term economic, social and environmental advantages for all stakeholders throughout the entire value creation chain. Sofidel places strategic importance on sustainability for growth and development.
On a bimonthly basis, we deal with topics related to environmental and social sustainability, themes and projects close to us in terms of culture and corporate modus operandi. And we try to do it in a clear, simple and possibly pleasant way to contribute to the creation of the value of shared knowledge.
A well-known English illustrator, Sam Brewster, accompanied the reading of our editorials until 2020. Since 2021 it is the Italian illustrator Stefano Marra who underlines the peculiarities of the theme dealt with each time.
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