Our Garden

Our production plant is located in the heart of the Adda Sud Nature Park and stands on a green area of about 200 thousand square metres, home to over 30 thousand plants including trees, shrubs and wild herbs.

This space has become a true nature reserve, with a perimeter surrounded by hedges which, together with the rich vegetation, create ecological corridors essential for the local wildlife, including squirrels, foxes, birds of prey, roe deer and badgers.

The botanical garden

In our botanical garden we grow Marsh Mallow, Wormwood, Calendula, Tarragon, Echinacea purpurea, Iris, Hyssop, Lavender, Mallow, Lemon Balm, Mint, Rosemary and Sage, medicinal plants that we transform into extracts and distilled waters, unique and special ingredients that enrich some of our most loved cosmetics, thanks to the work of our Extraction Laboratory, located just a few metres from the garden itself.

Organic farming

Since 2005 we have achieved an important milestone by obtaining ICEA certification (Istituto per la Certificazione Etica e Ambientale), which certifies that all our agricultural activities, with the exception of a small ornamental part of the garden managed with integrated farming techniques, are conducted according to organic principles and meet high sustainability standards.

Our commitment to the local area

Our vision goes beyond the simple production of cosmetics: we are convinced that companies can and must play an active role in enhancing the local area and its biodiversity.

This is why we have chosen to maintain a deep bond with our place of origin, a commitment that we have confirmed by joining the Adda Sud Park Brand. Through this initiative, we want to contribute to enhancing the Lodi area, so that the entire Park area becomes a precious resource for all the companies that wish to be part of it.

Between 2024 and 2025 we converted the ornamental lawn of about 3000 square metres at our Logistics Hub into a flower meadow, by planting species attractive to pollinators, to be mown once a year.We have also launched a project to restore the springs in an area of about 16 hectares within the L’Erbolario property adjoining the plant, to attract amphibians and migratory birds and to protect the fish species Knipowitschia, or Orsinogobius punctatissimus, threatened with extinction and endemic to Northern Italy.

We have also installed 60 nest boxes in the green area of our plant, offering a refuge to wild honey bees, without any beekeeping management. Should one or more swarms decide to settle, we will monitor their vitality, without interfering with their natural activity or taking honey or honeycomb.