Tannery solid waste (TSW) management is vital for promoting sustainable development in
the leather industry. However, sustainable management of TSW is challenging as it contains …

The rising concern towards environmental issues and non‐recyclable solid wastes
preservation needs has led to the development of high‐performance biodegradable …

Increasing demand for fuels and chemicals, exacerbated by factors such as overpopulation,
the threat of global warming, and the scarcity of fossil resources, puts a strain on our …

Leather processing generates huge amounts of both solid and liquid wastes. The
management of solid wastes, especially tanned leather waste, is a challenging problem …

Tannery wastewaters are highly complex and are characterized by high contents of organic,
inorganic and nitrogenous compounds, chromium, sulfides, suspended solids and dissolved …

The global population is expected to reach nearly 9.7 billion by 2050 from current population
of 7.7 billion. The rising population will significantly increase the demand for resources such …

The hides and skins are flayed from animals and further processed into leathers. As the
main constituent of hides and skins is protein, these materials are highly susceptible to …

Leather making is one of the most widespread industries in the world. The production of
leather goods generates different types of solid wastes and wastewater. These wastes will …

In this paper, the authors deal with the problem of processing various types of waste
generated by leather industry, with special emphasis to chrome-tanned waste. The agent …

Highlights•Functional properties of winery waste phytochemicals toward practical
applications.•Recent advances show the potential uses of winery wastes in a wide range of …