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India’s CSIR develops gelatine technology

09/12/2014

India’s Central Leather Research Institute (CSIR) in Chennai has signed a memorandum of understanding with Sark Healthcare to share know-how on collagen, as it announces a new way to make gelatine from animal skin waste. B Madhan, a senior scientist at CSIR, told the Times of India: "Conventionally, these solid wastes are otherwise processed and...

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