RDM GROUP FEATURED IN THE PODCAST “MADE IN ITALY” AIRING ON RDS

12-03-2021

RDM Group CEO, Michele Bianchi, was invited to the radio program, Made in Italy, which airs on RDS, to talk about the international success of the Group, whose headquarters are in Italy.

The Made in Italy episode was broadcasted on Wednesday, March 10th, 2021. The program featured Michele Bianchi, RDM Group CEO, who spoke about the milestones that today make RDM Group the second largest European producer of recycled based coated cartonboard, the leader in Italy, France and the Iberian Peninsula. RDM Group can not only boast a strategic presence at the international level, but also a completely sustainable business model, which transforms the concept of waste into a resource and realizes renewable, recyclable and recycled products.

 

Moreover, RDM Group is also a key player in the supply chain of essential materials. “Among the many uses of our cartonboard – which can become packaging for household appliances and cosmetics, but can also be used in the publishing and fashion sectors – the uses related to the food and pharmaceutical markets are the most relevant”, concludes Michele Bianchi.

 

The RDS podcast reports success stories that have become an outstanding symbol of the “Made in Italy” excellence in the world. Click here to listen to the episode.

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