Atlante, a Bologna-based company specializing in the import-export of excellent food products, aims to reach a turnover of 300 million in 2025, up from 270 million in 2024. Leading this expansion phase is CEO Natasha Linhart, who in an interview with EFA News also announced the appointment of CFO Sergio Piccinini as Managing Director, maintaining his current financial role.
Linhart emphasizes how Atlante has grown by reacting promptly to global crises – tariffs, pandemics, wars, supply chains – transforming them into opportunities for development and innovation. “We must be fast, capable of reading critical issues and trends in advance,” he explains, highlighting the importance of artificial intelligence in new R&D models and the growing attention towards alternative proteins.
On the market front, the company is looking with interest at China, Japan, Korea, the Middle East and Canada, focusing on new trade fairs and strategic collaborations. A further lever for growth is represented by circular economy projects developed with production partners to enhance food by-products.
Central to Linhart is the human factor: “People are the real engine. When they feel part of a project, they give their best”. Atlante, thanks to a solid management structure and global strategic vision, is preparing to consolidate its role on international markets.
