March 2019 - G-FACTOR BOOK
Loison Pasticceri, a company with the G Factor
Loison among the protagonists of the book "G Factor" - written by Carlo Alberto Carnevale Maffè, Diego Ciulli, Giampaolo Colletti -. Loison Pasticceri's YouTube channel has been defined “The Netflix of Panettone”, the result of over 150 videos dedicated to the promotion, training, storytelling and sharing of the brand in 10 years.
G-Factor by Carlo Alberto Carnevale Maffè, Diego Ciulli, Giampaolo Colletti, Egea
For the press release click here
September 2015: GROWTH ENGINE PLATFORM PROJECT
The Google team in Loison for two days
On 17 and 18 September, the Google Team, made up of seven professionals, was engaged in close shooting at the Loison company in Costabissara (Vi) for the "Growth Engine Platform" project, the second step of "Digital Excellence", a platform that involved Dario Loison as a testimonial in January 2014 at a national level. Six European countries were involved in this second phase, England, Poland, Spain, France, Germany and Italy. For our country, Google has chosen 3 companies, two governed by men and one by women, Loison, Berto Salotti, Lux Made In.
For the press release click here
For the "Growth Engine Platform" section on Loison click here
For the video Google meets Loison - "Growth Engine Platform" click here
January 2014: DIGITAL EXCELLENCE PLATFORM
Excellence in digital: Loison at the helm of the Google platform
Dario Loison, involved in the project, is a testimonial with his history of extraordinary entrepreneurship: from his debut on the web in 1996 to today with more than 6 million in turnover, thanks also to the company's access to the internet. "The web not only as a sales tool but also as a vehicle for interacting and communicating with the customer at 360 degrees, for synergistic development!". The platform, coordinated by Prof. Stefano Micelli of the Ca 'Foscari University of Venice, will be functional to business training.
For the press release click here
For the 12 videos of the "Digital Excellence" project click here
The 5 business strategies that Loison effectively puts in place year after year yield tangible, long-lasting results that go to strengthen and reaffirm the company. Here they are:
Yearly redesign of the collections
A new product every year
Expansion to international markets
Web & Social media
De-seasonalization and interpretation of the Panettone
Thanks to the innovative ideas brought by Dario Loison’s wife Sonia Pilla, the theme for Loison products changes every year. Sonia’s fine sensitivity makes dreams come true with every Panettone package she creates.
One of the company’s smartest innovations consisted in creating Panettone packaging whose design was not necessarily tied to the holiday season, but rather provided functional features that made it reusable.
Loison’s design efforts make it so that every year 50% of its collections sports a new look, all reflecting that year’s theme. This is possible thanks to Loison’s dedicated business unit “Sonia Design”, where ongoing study and research have translated into increasing reputation and helped establish the company’s unique identity.
Not only new packaging, but also new products. Through continuing analysis, studies and research, Dario Loison is able to create and amaze his customers with endless innovation in taste. The examples from the latest years speak for themselves.
In 2018, Loison is launching its NeroSale Panettone. The recipe for the caramel used for the filling is 100% made in-house, with no added semi-finished products. The caramel is paired with dark chocolate produced from single-origin cocoas.
2016 brought us the second Panettone variety featuring a flower as an ingredient. With a view to continuing innovation, Dario Loison delivered a brilliant idea in the form of the Rose Panettone. This unique confection is made with a skillfully balanced blend of Damask Rose and Ligurian Rose Syrup, the latter a Slow Food Presidium.
The brightest idea for 2015 was the introduction of the first Panettone featuring a flower as an ingredient. That year’s collection featured the Chamomile Panettone. This product was the result of mixing fun and passion, whilst calibrating and perfecting the ingredients, to yield a delicate Panettone with sweet and reassuring scents.
Loison’s ongoing efforts to de-seasonalize Panettone have resulted in the exponential increase in the company’s export: about 50% of the 9M euro turnover comes from foreign markets.
In 2018, the demand for Loison Panettone came from over 55 countries: in addition to the company’s consolidated markets comprising Australia, France, Canada and Brazil, new unexpected nations, including Cameroun, Ghana, Zambia and Montenegro, were won over by Loison’s taste.
Loison’s strength also lies in the number of flavors that the confectioners offer every year. An array of over 100 different types of products is made available for the holiday season, as well as year-round.
Among the strategies that Dario Loison has undertaken, the one encompassing transparent information and a strong penetration of the market through the use of the Internet were among the most forward-thinking. Direct and frank exchanges with all stakeholders, the process of disintermediation and clear communication, both on line and on paper, are values that have always represented the effective and efficient business style embraced by Loison.
From 1996 - the year when Loison’s first and simple website was launched - to 2016, Loison has developed 5 portals, each dedicated to a different set of customers.
Such a deep "penetration" of the web has been so effective that even Eric Schmidt, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Google, mentioned it in an article dealing with the web-based revolution. Published by Italian newspaper "La Repubblica", the article is found in their Business & Finance dossier dated October 24, 2016.
Today, Loison is broadly present in 8 social media platforms and is followed by users on
Panettone is a traditional Italian sweet bread that is strongly tied to the winter season. At Loison, there has always been a commitment to free the Panettone from its bonds to the holidays and to make it available as a year-round confection. This idea took shape in the early 2000s, when Dario Loison began intensely collaborating with numerous chefs to create an extraordinary background where Panettone could be used in any kind of dish, whether sweet or savory.
All of this was then structured in 2010 into the “Insolito Panettone” project, an online platform complete with a trademark in 2004. Here, chefs come together and contribute to the concept of freeing the Panettone from its usual clichés and see it as a versatile ingredient in any dish. Since then, more than 24 chefs, including 10 Michelin-starred ones, have interpreted Panettone in their recipes for Insolito Panettone:
All these activities inspired Dario Loison to come up with Panettone-based products that would support chefs in their creative recipes. Over the years, Loison introduced Panettone by the Slice, Panettone in the form of Powder, Panettone Macarons and Panettone Lollipops.
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Year | Title | Subtitle | Author | Publisher | |
18 | 2020 | Fuori menu | Gli imprenditori che hanno rivoluzionato il gusto made in Italy | di Fernanda Roggero | LUISS |
17 | 2018 | G-Factor | Storie di imprese italiane che crescono con Google | di Carlo Alberto Carnevale Maffè, Diego Ciulli, Giampaolo Colletti | Egea |
16 | 2016 | Fare è innovare | Il nuovo lavoro artigiano | Steano Micelli | Il Mulino |
15 | 2016 | Con le vostre chiavi | Storie di imprese significanti | a cura di Alessandro Cnquegrani | Kellermann |
14 | 2016 | Il senso della lumaca e altre storie | persone, paesaggi, prodotti | a cura di Gino Bortoletto | Slow Food Editore |
13 | 2016 | Marketing della moda e dei prodotti lifestyle (nuova edizione) | Romano Cappellari | Carocci | |
12 | 2016 | Con le vostre chiavi | Storie di imprese significanti | a cura di Alessandro Cnquegrani | Kellermann |
11 | 2015 | Marketing del Gusto | La guida completa per promuovere i prodotti tipici e i servizi di ristorazione e organizzazione eventi enogastronomici | Slawka G. Scarso; Luciana Squadrilli | Edizioni LSWR |
10 | 2015 | Manuale del viaggiatore goloso | Roberto Perrone | Mondadori | |
9 | 2015 | Raccontare il made in Italy | un nuovo legame tra cultura e manifattura | Marco Bettiol | Marsilio |
8 | 2011 | Il meglio del piccolo | L'Italia delle Pmi: un modello originale di sviluppo per il paese | Paolo Preti | Egea |
7 | 2008 | Il marketing della moda e del lusso | Romano Cappellari | Carocci | |
6 | 2011 – 2015 | Entriamo in azienda oggi 1 | Astolfi, Rascioni, Ricci | Tramontana | |
5 | 2014 | Il Genio del Gusto | Come il mangiare italiano ha conquistato il mondo | Alessandro Marzo Magno | Garzanti |
4 | 2007 – 2012 | Market-driven management | Marketing strategico e operativo | Jean Jaques Lambin | McGraw Hill |
3 | 2007 | Raccontare l'impresa | Storie di imprenditori vicentini dal secondo dopoguerra in poi | David Celetti, Elisabetta Novello | Cleup |
2 | 2007 | Il Marketing e la rete | La gestione integrata del web nel business | Tiziano Vescovi | Il Sole 24 Ore |
1 | 2006 | Vite d'impresa 2 | Storie di imprese che hanno cambiato il volto del Vicentino | Autori vari | CCIAA Vicenza – Centro studi sull'impresa e sul patrimonio industriale |
Since the late nineties, Loison products have been recognized for their superior quality not only based on their success in Italian and foreign markets, but also on numerous awards received from some of the most illustrious European and Italian organizations in the food and wine industry.
Dario Loison and Sonia Pilla are third generation of the Loison family business. Together they have undertaken their professional path, each heading towards their own direction: Dario with his entrepreneurial talent and Sonia with her stylish and creative designs.
What inspires them both is not only their love for good and beautiful things – which would be a great deal in itself, but also for what is healthy, compatible and bespeaks of solidarity, because what they create today in Costabissara cannot be independent from what happens around the world.
“Tradition is our main ingredient and Passion is what heats our ovens: we have been creating signature confections for three generations and we bring them to tables across the world”.
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