The tanning industry generates a large amount of waste, which should be managed
following the principles of the circular economy. It is estimated that leather processing …

In today's economy, the leather industry is one of the most important manufacturing
industries in the world. Mismanaging solid waste in tanneries is the most significant …

The manufacture of leather covers a wide productive chain and beyond contributes to the
economic flow. The various stages of leather processing result in high volumes of solid …

The leather industry is an example of circular economy, as it uses meat industry wastes
(hides and skins) as raw materials. However, the process of tanning also produces a …

One of the long lasting problems associated with leather industry is to meet environmental
standards for both liquid and solid wastes. Statistics show that one tonne of wet-salted …

The leather processing industry generates huge quantum of solid wastes than the main
product leather while processing animal hides/skins for leather making. The pollution …

In the recent times, more attention is on industrial waste management due to the
unaffordable space for dump yards and landfills and the increased charges for waste …

Hides and skins, by-product of the meat industry is converted into a value added product
namely leather by the tanners. Tanning essentially is the process of converting raw hides …

Fast-changing fashion trends have resulted in increases in textile production and waste
generation. The environmental impacts of the production, consumption and end-of-life of …

The current economy of tanneries in developing countries is mainly linear, with certain
elements of circularity as it promotes the recycling of skin/hides and direct/indirect water …