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tanning

Treating animal skins to preserve them and make them into leather. In vegetable tanning, the prepared skins are soaked in tannic acid. Chrome tanning, which is much quicker, uses solutions of chromium salts.



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Byline: ANI Kanpur, Jan 17 (ANI): The leather tanning industry in Kanpur is going through a difficult time in the absence of sufficient orders due to the ongoing recession around the world.
The discoveries, which include remnants of the city's historic leather tanning industries, were handed over to the gallery by developers Oakmoor Deeley, along with finds from excavations in Far Gosford Street and Whitefriars Street.
Most leather tanning takes place in developing countries, where labour costs are low and environmental regulations lax.
 
 
 
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