Contribution by UNIC Italian Tanneries 1. Leather tanning as a model of circular economy The tanning industry constitutes a virtuous example of circular economy: it transforms an inevitable by-product of the food industry (raw hides) into a durable, repairable, recyclable and biodegradable material, preventing millions of tonnes of waste from being discarded.
UNIC -Italian Tanneries
Industry association · Italy
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Their record over time
UNIC -Italian Tanneries filed 2 positions between 6 Oct 2025 and 11 May 2026, across 2 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
UNIC Italian Tanneries welcomes the Commissions initiative to further support circular economy pathways through the inclusion of additional animal-derived materials within CMC 10 under the EU Fertilising Products Regulation.
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- Confederazione Nazionale Coldiretti · 2 files in common
- Ibec · 2 files in common
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