Siamo lieti di invitarvi alla prossima edizione della Fiera Packaging Première, l’evento imperdibile nel mondo del packaging, che si terrà a Milano dal 21 al 23 Maggio. Sarà un’opportunità unica per esplorare le ultime tendenze e innovazioni nel settore, e siamo entusiasti di invitarvi presso il nostro stand A71. Avrete l’opportunità di scoprire le nostre ultime soluzioni. Cercheremo di soddisfare le vostre esigenze e superare le vostre aspettative. Vi aspettiamo con grande entusiasmo al nostro stand A71. Non perdete l’occasione di far parte di questa straordinaria esperienza! #packagingpremiere #sustainablepackaging #luxurypackaging #packaging

Apologies for the radio silence these past months, but we've been hard at work behind the scenes, gearing up for an exciting comeback in the New Year! 🚀 Brace yourselves for a year filled with thrilling challenges and ambitious goals. Save the date because we're kicking off strong with our presence at Milano Unica! Can't wait to reconnect and share all the incredible things coming your way. Here's to a powerful restart and an amazing journey ahead! 🌟 #NewBeginnings #ExcitingChallenges

WEEK 204: People can smell when things aren't genuine. #quotes #quotation #quotestagram #mood #quoteoftheday

We are pleased to welcome you at MUNICH FABRIC START to discover our new proposals for your labels, pullers and any type of trimmings. MUNICH FABRIC START MOC MÜNCHEN, 18-20 July. You can find us at Hall 1, Booth C01. See you there!

We are pleased to welcome you at MILANO UNICA to discover our new proposals for your labels, pullers and any type of trimmings. MILANO UNICA RHO FIERA MILANO, 11-13 July. You can find us at Hall 1, Booth D18. See you there!

With silk we produce woven labels.

Silk is a natural protein fiber produced from the filaments of the cocoon of the mulberry silkworm. A single specimen is capable of producing a 0.025 mm thick thread over 900 metres long, several such filaments are then twisted together to make a thread thick enough to be used to weave material.⠀ ⠀ History of silk began in the 27th century BC in China and techniques of silk production began to spread across Western Europe with Crusades.⠀ ⠀ Silk is an eco-friendly and fully degradable material. Silkworms only eat natural food such as leaves of the mulberry tree and plantations are never sprayed with fertilizers and pesticides.⠀ ⠀ Silk fibre processing has a vey low environmental impact, leaves no residues and it's 100% recyclable and reusable.

WEEK 101: It doesn't make you a narcissist to love yourself.⠀ #quotes #quotation #quotestagram #mood #quoteoftheday

With wheat straw we produce hang-tags.