C.S.C. Soc. Coop.

C.S.C. was founded in 1963 and today ranks among Italy's leading manufacturers of brooms, brushes, lint rollers, mops, and general cleaning tools. C.S.C.'s wide and varied product range is constantly being updated. It reflects our long experience, professional approach and constant research. C.S.C. is able to offer more than 600 references of articles divided into five categories referring to specific needs (technological innovation, performance values, environmental protection, price).

Every year, the company has the capacity to produce 3 million units of brooms, brushes, 10 million adhesive brushes, and 1 million mops. With a long track experience as co-packer and trusted partner for customized solutions in the cleaning field, CSC also owns two main brands.:

• I Prodotti di Marisa represents the pinnacle of design and quality in the current market for household cleaning tools. CSC takes great pride in this brand, characterized by careful material selection and a high level of quality. The product line also includes eco-friendly descalers, along with ironing and laundry items.
• Relife  features a range of cleaning accessories distinguished by the use of Ecoallene, a new plastic material obtained from the recovery of polyethylene found in Tetra Pak containers. The brush bristles, made from PET, are produced through the recycling of plastic bottles. Moreover, all packaging materials are also made from recycled paper. Relife is made exclusively with alternative materials coming  from post-consumer: waste that is put into circulation for a new use.

CSC has already chosen, since 2010, to use exclusively renewable energy for its production, installing a photovoltaic system with high architectural integration on the roof of its plant, which allows it to be completely autonomous in the supply of electricity, almost completely reducing emissions of CO2. CSC has also developed a full range of products for cleaning (RELIFE) obtained with the new material ECOALLENE born from the transformation of the Polyethylene/aluminium of Tetra Pak containers (until now considered a waste of the recycling process). Relife is made with alternative materials coming exclusively from post-consumer. From 1 January 2023, CSC is working to eliminate, where possible, packaging that contain plastic and thus adopt a PLASTIC FREE approach.