Our industrial company’s roots lie in the Montedison School of Materials Science where some research workers started to develop an ambitious project to integrate chemistry, the environment and agriculture: "Living chemistry for quality of life". Today we enjoy an internationally recognised leading position in the bioplastics and biochemicals sector and, by means of a new model of sustainable development, we promote the transition from a product economy to a system economy, relying on the utilisation of local areas and on products that can redesign entire application sectors, reducing the costs of environmental and social externalities.