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Ugandan tannery technicians attend ALLPI training clinic

25/04/2018

The Africa Leather and Leather Products Institute (ALLPI), formerly known as COMESA-LLPI, held a training clinic for tannery technicians in Uganda at the start of April. The session, which took place at hide and skin exporter Leatherland’s premises near to the town of Masaka, was led by leather experts from Turkish chemicals specialist United...

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