Il Gruppo Sada Partner di Pier Paolo Pasolini - Nostos: Il Ritorno

Almost two years have elapsed since Cart-One entered into the Blue Box Partners Alliance. Thanks to this network and the consequent technical and trade exchanges, many more opportunities were created resulting in contacts with international groups. In fact, the latter recognise the strength and extensive presence across Europe of the BBP locations held by family-owned companies that are keen on the growth of their resources; which invest in cutting-edge technologies and innovation and are concerned for the territory. I have handled corrugated board since I was a little girl. I remember intensely its distinctive smell that invaded our old plant and that always made me feel at home and dreaming about the future. It was love at first sight then, and continues to be for me now a wonderful profession that evolves and changes constantly. Nothing can ever be taken for granted. Ever since I joined the Research and Innovation Team, it has become even more exciting. Then, with Cart-One and BBP it all became a great reality. Throughout the two years I have experienced the alliance as efficient and effective. It’s great to see how much the joint effort of the R&D technicians is proactive and operational. The exchange of information and the comparison allow for perfecting the packaging solutions born from shared ideas and improvement in performance. I think these are good elements to create value as well as differentiate ourselves from the competition. It was a great pleasure for Cart-One and I to host the BBP Innovation Day for the BBP staff and technicians this year in Salerno. It was gratifying to see so many technicians from all over Europe gathered in our factories, learning about our historical culture by visiting the Etruscan Museum and Culinary. The teamwork between the BBP colleagues is very visible and successful. The cooperation makes BBP strong!

“Il Gruppo Sada quest’anno è lieto di sostenere la ONLUS “Trame Africane”. L’obiettivo della ONLUS è quello di dare la possibilità alle persone che vivono in Paesi in via di sviluppo di riscattarsi e migliorare le proprie condizioni di vita, attraverso l’educazione sanitaria, l’istruzione, la formazione professionale ed il lavoro.   Volontari animati da grande spirito sociale e di generosità operano con partner locali, profondi conoscitori del tessuto socio-culturale del luogo che agiscono nel pieno rispetto della loro cultura. Con i fondi raccolti dal 2001 ad oggi, Trame Africane ha istituito il Machaka Project adottando interi villaggi in Kenya, costruendo scuole ed ospedali ed il Mbulungu Project in Congo con cui si è dato vita ad un pronto soccorso ed un nido”.    Con poco possiamo fare tanto!