Make a difference now: Lower the bisphenol content in leather

By Royal Smit & Zoon

Bisphenol regulations for leather are expected, but after receiving feedback on the legislation proposal in August, German authorities decided a re-evaluation is essential to meet the intended goals. Does it really matter? If we can make leather better now, why wait? Royal Smit & Zoon is taking a leading role in lowering bisphenol emissions in leather.

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