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Sialkot leather exporters urged to use advanced techniques

byCT Report
31/03/2017
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SIALKOT: The international experts of the advanced leather techniques have urged the Sialkot based tanners, leather goods manufacturers and exporters to focus on the use of advanced techniques in leather goods manufacturing besides assuring the early compliance on the international quality and atmosphere protection standards to meet the global trade challenges and to flourish in the European Union (EU) markets as well.

They stated this while addressing the participants of a day-long largely attended seminar on “Leather Working Group-LWG” mutual organised by Sialkot Tannery Association and Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) at SCCI Auditorium here on Thursday. Germany-based world’s renowned LWG expert Jutta Knoedler said that the European Union (EU) has introduced a Leather Working Group (LWG) to facilitate the marketing of quality leather products in EU markets, saying that none could get the benefits of the international marketing without the LWG now.

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