Insight Design beyond definition: the power of Brazilian creativity EventsGroupProducts At the Explore Fedrigoni Creative Summit, Brazilian designer and Top Award juror Gustavo Greco offered a striking reflection on Brazilian design. With 212 million people, 270 indigenous languages and deep structural inequalities, Brazil defies simplification. It cannot be reduced to a single narrative—it’s diverse, contradictory, and constantly evolving. And so is its visual culture. Attempts...
Insight Understanding the Plastic Recycling Process ProductsSelfadhesivesSustainability Recycling plastic involves a multi-faceted journey, transforming discarded materials into valuable resources ready for reuse. This comprehensive process begins with the essential step of waste collection and culminates in the practical application of recycled plastics in various industries. At its core, the recycling process can be classified into two primary methods: mechanical recycling and chemical...
Insight Easysnap Technology and Fedrigoni joined forces for Packaging Innovation InnovationPaperProductsSustainability The collaboration between Fedrigoni, Easysnap Technology, and Mars Food & Nutrition’s product brand, MasterFoods, marks a significant leap forward in sustainable packaging solutions. Together, we have developed Papersnap®, a fully recyclable, paper-based squeeze-on tomato sauce pack that meets consumer demands for eco-designed, convenient, and high-quality products. The innovative packaging design of Papersnap® ensures the freshness...
Insight M&A Corner Episode 2: Arjowiggings China AcquisitionsGroupProducts In the second episode of the series, Marco Nespolo, CEO of Fedrigoni, Celine Bertuzzi, Head of Product Marketing Fedrigoni Special Papers, and Cristophe Jordan, Managing Director Arjowiggins China, share complementary aspects of the acquisition completed in early 2024. The acquisition of Arjowiggings China, with a special focus on its key role in our strategy, particularly...
Insight Colored paper: do intense colors affect paper recyclability? PaperProductsSustainability Fedrigoni aims to have 100% of its special paper families verified for recyclability by 2030, using the Aticelca 501/19 method, one of the most rigorous and in line with current regulations (UNI EN 13430:2005 and Directive 94/62/EC on packaging and packaging waste). If a paper product falls into one of the four recyclability classes (A+,...
