Organisation Chart
Alessandra Fazio
President
[03. Safe [01. Responsible [10. Sustainable
“I am a professional in the food industry and also a mother. In these two aspects I combine the need and the sense of urgency to have a packaging that is responsible, safe and sustainable.”
Chiara Faenza
Vice President
[01. Responsible [10. Sustainable
“Responsible and sustainable packaging: characteristics that represent the full concept of circularity that packaging should embody through the involvement of the entire supply chain, from production to the consumer and then returning through the collection to the producer, thus becoming sustainable for future generations and for the planet.”
Osvaldo Bosetti
Vice President
[02. Balanced [03. Safe [10. Sustainable
“The commitment must be aimed at designing packaging in which every detail is designed to ensure safety for the consumer, sustainability for the environment and an ethical and transparent communication.”
Armando Mariano
Advisor
[06. Informative [09. Educative [10. Sustainable
“The protection of the consumer and the planet are founding values of the Ethical Packaging Charter, which I share.
The consumer plays an increasingly important role today by becoming an active interpreter of the concept of circular economy. The goal is to inform and train consumers to make them responsible citizens and protagonists committed to implementing the principles of the circular economy, to consciously manage the proper enhancement of materials that become a new resource for the planet, if properly recycled.”
Anna Paola Cavanna
Past President
[02. Balanced [05. Transparent [06. Informative
“I believe that a packaging, to be defined ethical and sustainable, must be created on balance, transparency and information. It must be accessible, responsible and balanced without disregarding safety and contemporaneity.”
Francesco Legrenzi
Director
[02. Balanced
“I am thinking of a balanced packaging: just enough and what is needed. It is not the material to choose the packaging, but the packaging to choose the material in order to better associate, in a community of intent, with the product it contains.”
