New Drying Leather Technology Developed In India

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Central Leather Research Institute, CSIR-CLRI developed a dispersant (dispersing agent) in India.

This dispersant can be applied in leather processing, including water saving and desalting.

The Institute has applied for technology patents for this technology, and commercial use has been recognized.

Its long-term plan is to pfer patent licensing to enterprises in the global chemical industry, which is also beneficial to India and world leather industry.

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The process requires multiprogramming, and it takes about 30 litres of water per 1 kilograms of raw leather.

Globally, processing about 30000 metric tons of leather products a day requires about 900 million liters of water.

Because of the stricter supervision and regulation of environmental protection, most leather making

And processing costs are getting higher and higher.

The Institute says this innovative technology can make the world

Retain most of the tannery water every day.

At the same time, salt should be used before tannery, and this dispersant can also be used to integrate salt in leather making.

In addition, the technology can dedust (delimeing), soften (bating) and non pickle tannery (Pickle-free tanning) in leather drying. It does not require additional facilities. At the same time, it can reduce chemical input by 50% and shorten the tanning time by 30%.

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The fifth international footwear industry conference, organized by the European Federation of footwear industry (CEC), will be held in from November 24th to 25th in Mexico, Leon.

The two day meeting aims to discuss the current hot issues in the global footwear industry and its impact on the footwear industry. Speakers from all over the world and footwear industry chain.

According to China Leather net reporter, the theme of this conference is "one step ahead: to welcome the challenge of shoe making industry".

According to CEC chairman Jean Pierre Renaudin, the current international footwear industry conference mainly focused on 3 major topics, including the global footwear industry consumption development, market access and footwear production strategy and raw materials acquisition, and discussed topics such as brand advantage, market segmentation strategy, coping with diversified needs of consumers, fair trade, distribution channel types, localization and resource acquisition.

For each issue, the conference will promote the exchange of views among participants from all walks of life in the form of round table meetings.

"We are willing to establish a real dialogue to identify and discuss various problems and explore solutions."

"We believe that this conference will provide an appropriate solution for all kinds of problems," he added.

Referring to the reasons for choosing Mexico city as the host city of the conference, Jean Pierre Renaudin stressed that 70% of the 244 million pairs of shoes produced in Mexico were produced by Leon.

Mexico is the best model for opening up the market. It is not only a member of the North American Free Trade Agreement, but also has signed free trade agreements with many countries to establish trade partnership.

This is the spirit of the conference.

CEC not only wants to be confined to the European footwear industry, but will also go global.

We hope to build a communication bridge for the global footwear industry and publicize the footwear industry to make the public aware of the importance of the footwear industry and the industry's understanding of the major challenges facing the industry. "