Its origins and naturalist leanings

The first Lindenberg technical laboratory was set up in 1966 in Cremona, the city renowned for its lute-making traditions.
This marked the beginning of an intense study and experimentation phase of various natural ingredients of plant origin in the field of environmental hygiene and health.
The first biological and toxicological analyses on natural pyrethrins, taken from the well-known composite flower originally from Dalmatia, date back to 1968 and led to the production of a domestic insecticide harmless to man, an alternative to toxic DDT. A combination of age-old knowledge, based on the use of active substances from the vegetable kingdom (man has known about pyrethrum for over one thousand years), and its re-elaboration and application in avant-garde techniques: this is the philosophy behind production.

Innovation as a culture

Over the years the company increased its know-how, acquiring an enviable wealth of technology, and refining its production techniques with the sole aim of creating consumer preference-orientated products.
The result is that Lindenberg currently ranks among the top Italian companies operating in the aerosol products sector with a flexible, streamlined operational structure that successfully combines the passion for perfection, inherent to the culture of craftsmanship, with the technological range of an industrial concern.

Its share of the market and steady growth are indicators that the path struck thus far has been the right one.

New Awareness

However, the company has never rested on its laurels, pursuing research projects geared towards technological innovation and product optimization.
Behind the Lindenberg brand, be it TAM TAM, the well-known insect killer exported world-wide, or the reliable, renowned Linden cleaners or the attractive, prestigious Joelle, there lies a penchant for the dynamic interpretation of consumer needs, constant attention to quality and a keen environmental awareness.
Production takes place in Italy at the Gadesco Pieve Delmona plant, which is located on the outskirts of Cremona and covers an area of 10,000m2 with its various production departments.