Ecoalf and Michelin have jointly developed their first sole made from waste materials whose rubber comes from sole production waste and not from tyres.

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AMANN develops products in a targeted manner in order to make them not only more sustainable, but also more environmentally friendly through the use of selected recycling and natural materials.

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Fulvia Bacchi, director of UNIC and managing director of Lineapelle, stresses the importance of physical fairs, still too little recognised by the government, and of the struggle to defend leather from undeserved and unfair attacks.

With Fabrizio Nuti, president of UNIC and owner of the Tuscan tanning group Nuti Ivo, we analyse the not very reassuring data of this year's beginning, trying to understand how the market is moving.

The project explores a new approach to shoe design along with with geology terms

Riri completes its transition towards an exclusive use of recycled polyester for zip's tapes.

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For the SS22 season, Lineapelle’s creative message is an invitation to take care of ourselves and the planet, welcoming a change that will revolve around two inspirational colours

Trade fairs are a fundamental asset for SMEs and for Made in Italy, their restart can trigger the country’s economic recovery, while waiting for certainties from the Italian government.

C.T. Point S.p.A. meets your needs by offering yarn solutions that respect the environment and make even the smallest details in footwear sustainable.

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Texon, a global leader in sustainable footwear components, materials for consumer accessories and performance fabrics, has appointed Bryan Whitfield as its new Group Sales Director.

Roberto Vago, director of ASSOMAC, gives updates on the sector’s state of health and talks about the steps to be taken to face critical issues.

With vice president Cristiano Paccagnella (Omac s.r.l.) we sum up the situation of the technology world for leather goods and the association’s initiatives in terms of communication

These are the key points to be developed for the working group led by Mauro Bergozza (Bergi S.p.A.), ASSOMAC’s vice president.

The appointment, for the two-year period 2021-2022, was unanimously formalised by the Board of Directors of the Consortium on last 23 February. Goals of the new president, cooperation, promotion and internationalisation