Arzignano-based biotech company ILSA, which specialises in transforming leather trimmings into bio-stimulants for agriculture, has been acquired by a US group.

Atlanta-based JM Huber Corporation, a $3 billion group that provides products for agriculture, chemicals, food and beverage, automotive and other industries, has announced the acquisition of Biolchim, the Bologna-based group that has a majority stake in ILSA.

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