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“Our strengths are the colors and the eco-sustainability of our product” Simone Gaslini, Product Manager of Filatura Astro, says.

“Safilin will show its yarns at Filo because we want to meet again face-to-face our clients and beacause the Italian market is key for our company: 50% of all world linen is worked in Italy.”

“Pozzi Electa has been at Filo since the first edition, and we are extremely proud of our 360 degrees participation because we believe in the need to take a stance on the issue of production quality and ethics in the textile sector” Bernadette Pozzi of Pozzi Electa says.

“Filo is a very important exhibition for weaving yarns. Therefore, it is essential for us who produce linen yarns, a inherently sustainable fibre with a short supply chain because the raw material is grown in Europe” Eugenio Piscopo, product manager of Linificio e Canapificio Nazionale, and Maurizio Colzani, sales manager of the company.

“Litia has recognized the increased importance of sustainability people and supply chain for the companies of the future”

“We participate in Filo because for us it is an excellent showcase, which allows us to expand our clients. It is a very well-organized exhibition, and since Filo venue moved to MiCo, it is even more strategic and functional” Elisa Salimbeni, manager of the commercial office of Filatura Alma, says.

“Creating maximum benefit for our customers; most important is the commitment to continue improve quality”

“Eco-sustainability is not only an issue of extreme relevance and topicality for us, but we are deeply committed to it and it has directed the moves of our company over the last years” Annamaria Adami, responsible for Quality – Research and Development at Ghezzi spa, explains.

“Technical innovation creativity are really at the art of our concept”

“We have been participating in Filo continuously for over thirty editions” Mr. Alberto Corti, Monticolor’s founder and owner, says – “We exhibit at the Salon because in our opinion the fair is absolutely concrete, essential, decisive for companies that produce yarns.”