Founded in 1974 in Pianoro (Bologna), where the headquarters is still located today, Marchesini has evolved over the years into a group that, through acquisitions and partnership agreements with complementary businesses of the main industry, is able to handle the entire packaging process, up as well as downstream, for the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. Located in the heart of Bologna’s Packaging Valley, Marchesini Group is a leading supplier of complete packaging lines and machines. The uniqueness and reliability of the Group’s products have risen it up to the leading position it now enjoys.
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Marchesini Group S.p.A. Via Nazionale, 100 – 40065 – Pianoro – Bologna – Italia
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