David Bajo

ICT Group - Industrie Cartarie Tronchetti – ICT Spa

With Italian roots and an international spirit, the ICT Group was founded to produce top-of-the-line paper. It targets the consumer, large-scale retail and converting markets by offering top-quality tissue and personal care products. It is operates in the tissue market with toilet paper, kitchen towel rolls, napkins, handkerchiefs and tissue paper under the Foxy brand and under private labels.The Group's tissue paper production capacity is 620,000 tonnes per year and its strong international outlook is demonstrated by the fact that it has offices and facilities throughout Europe. The Group consists of: ICT S.p.A.: founded in 1978 in the province of Lucca, with the aim of producing paper from virgin pulp; over the years, it has started up new plants and facilities in Piano della Rocca, Decimo and Piano di Coreglia. ICT Poland: founded in 2001, located in Kostrzyn, it is one of the most cutting-edge plants, as well as being one of Europe's largest, with a fully automated warehouse. ICT Ibérica: founded in 1999, in 2005 it started up greenfield plants in El Burgo de Ebro. In 2018, the facility was doubled in size and is now one of the most modern and efficient in Southern Europe. ICT France: the new integrated greenfield plant in Pannes-Villemandeur, which was inaugurated in 2011, now offers optimally manufactured products of excellent quality. ICT Deutschland: a commercial company based in Düsseldorf, it works with large-scale retailers to meet requirements relating to the supply of private label products. Pozzani Disposables: it joined the Group in 1992, specialising in high-quality nappies and personal care products, and supplies large-scale retailers with private label products and with its own brands, Carezza and Naturell. Europaper: the paper mill in Fivizzano is the only company in the Group that produces not only pure cellulose reels but also reels with different percentages of recycled fibres, which are also intended for the Away From Home Professional mark