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Kenyan leather body wants tanners to discard poor quality hides

27/09/2018

Manufacturers of leather products in Kenya are considering partnering with the national Ministry of Tourism’s ‘Brand Kenya’ initiative with a view to giving a unique identity to products that go for export. During a recent workshop on leather branding in Nairobi, a number of industry figures urged manufacturers to come together to support the...

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