After the Second World War, which forced the Chelucci family to stop production and leave Piteccio displaced in Florence, the Chelucci family returned to the company, reactivated production and were one of the first companies in the Pistoia area to resume operations. In the 1970s, Edoardo's nephew, Giuseppe, decided to join the company, just as his father Renato had done, and he is still at the helm: since then expansion began on foreign markets. Chelucci pasta today is a Made in Italy excellence sold throughout Italy and exported to the world. The pasta factory exports to Germany, Holland, France, Spain and Great Britain, where Chelucci pasta is particularly appreciated. Over time the market has expanded further, Australia and the Czech Republic have been added.