Pioneers in the '70s with La Nuova Cremonese, in 1989 was born in collaboration with the same, the F.B. Import-Export, which took charge of the difficult task of promoting and selling polyamide 6 and 66 products based on textile yarn in Eastern European countries, which at the time were still poorly equipped and above all bound by trading relations mainly with Germany.
Countries like Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the former Yugoslavia began to have their first experiences with polymers recycled on bases of textile origin that, unlike the first choices of that time, were accepted as technical polymers for a generic use at affordable costs for most of the central purchasing departments on those countries.