At the dawn of every company history there is always a garage.

In our case there is a kitchen. In those years in Italy, those who worked in the plastics sector had a problem: they could not give vent to their imagination.

Plastic products, in fact, could only be of a few colors: the warehouses were immense expanses in white, black, gray and a few other variants.

Something, however, happened in that kitchen, where Enzo Parolin, mixing wax with colored pigments, gave life to something revolutionary: the masterbatch.