Scottish Leather Group: Low carbon leather supplier opens £14m 'super tannery'

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Scottish Leather Group

Supplier to Aston Martin, Jaguar Land Rover, and British Airways cuts ribbon at multi-million-pound facility that aims to deliver net zero production by 2025

The Scottish Leather Group has today opened a £14m 'super tannery' from which it aims to produce net zero emission leather for clients spanning the automotive, aviation, rail, furniture, and luxury goods...

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