Sofidel CEO and Dissolve Tech Hand Towels Nominated as 2016 PPI Award Finalists


Sofidel, a global provider of paper for hygienic and domestic use, today announced that its CEO, Luigi Lazzareschi, is a finalist for the Global CEO of the Year for the 2016 Pulp and Paper International (PPI) Awards.  Its Papernet Dissolve Tech paper towel is also a finalist for the Tissue Innovation Award.

“The PPI Award nominations highlight our commitment to protecting people and organizations’ brands through innovation,” said Fabio Vitali, Vice President AFH Marketing & Sales for Sofidel America. “We bring decades of experience of product innovation and sustainable solutions to the market, so it is thrilling to have our company leadership and products recognized.”

Dissolve Tech is a hand towel that dries hands like a conventional hand towel but can be flushed in the toilet. The paper is highly absorbent, and dissolves within three minutes of making contact with water to eliminate any risk of clogging. Dissolve Tech also works to keep pipes clean, limiting the use of chemical products for sewage maintenance systems, resulting in less waste and negative impacts on the environment.

The 2016 PPI Awards will take place in Brussels, Belgium on Nov. 21. The awards honor leadership, vision, innovation, and strategic accomplishments of companies, mills and individuals within the forest product industry.

For more information about Papernet, visit http://www.papernet.com/americas
For more information about Sofidel, visit www.sofidel.com
For more information about the PPI Awards, visit http://events.risiinfo.com/ppi-awards/




October 25, 2016


Topic Area: Press Release


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