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Stahl and India’s CSIR-CLRI team up on research

11/05/2015
Stahl and India’s CSIR-CLRI team up on research

Chemicals maker Stahl India and the Indian CSIR-Central Leather Research Institute have signed a ‘letter of intent’, agreeing to collaborate on ‘resource conservation technology’ and joint research and development in bioprocessing. Tuncay Deriner, managing director of Stahl India, said the group has the “innovation, power and expertise” to...

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