India Leather Research Institute Provides Professional And Technical Support For Botswana

The India Chennai central Leather Research Institute (CLRI) has provided expert technical support for leather industry in Sultan, Egypt and Ethiopia. Botswana, a landlocked country in South Africa, has been the fourth to get from India CLRI.

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It is reported that Botswana leather

The project started 3 months ago when CLRI proposed to the Bo government.

To this end, CLRI will also submit a feasibility report after the investigation.

The survey covers the whole country of Botswana, covering livestock quantity, population size, meat habit, raw material application, import and export of raw leather, machinery, manpower and industry.

About African countries

Industry support, CLRI said that labor costs in India and China are no longer cheap, and manufacturers are taking Africa as the next centre, with little difference in the industry.

In Botswana, we will help staff training in the new tannery Industrial Park, while strengthening the trade links between India and African countries.

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Anti money laundering and fiscal and financial reforms provide a basis for combating illegal trade.

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The 53 foreign suppliers are mainly in China, Hongkong, Singapore, Panama, Vilgin, Korea and a small number in the United States.

Importers declare customs at the time of customs declaration, which is less than the market price.

22 customs agents participate in the declaration process.

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