The Sofidel Standard: A Bold Sustainability Journey With a Conscience

Sofidel is leading the way in redefining what it means to operate sustainably

SofidelWhile many companies still treat sustainability as little more than a regulatory requirement, global tissue manufacturer Sofidel is proving it can be so much more—an engine for innovation, growth, and long-term value. All of this is driven by the conscience of a company that cares.

In this episode of Straight Talk!, Riccardo Balducci, Sofidel group sustainability director, explains how the company has embedded sustainability into its operations, strategy, and overall identity. It’s not just a set of goals for Sofidel—it’s a way of doing business that gives the company a competitive edge and builds resilience for the future.

Sofidel is leading the way in redefining what it means to operate sustainably in an industry often challenged by environmental concerns.

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Posted On July 17, 2025
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