London Fashion Week bans exotic leathers
London Fashion Week has announced a ban on exotic leathers at its shows from 2025, the first of the fashion week events to do so. Read More...
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Geox closes NYC office and reduces U.S. business
Italy-headquartered footwear brand Geox is reportedly closing its New York City office and taking a closer look at its U.S. business. Read More...
Fairs generate over US$25 million for Brazilian leather
After trade fairs in Vietnam and the U.S., the Brazilian leather industry has returned with business prospects amounting to US$25.45 million according to the CICB. Read More...
14 Brazilian tanneries head to Lineapelle New York
A group of 14 Brazilian tanneries will be exhibiting at Lineapelle New York, which takes place on July 17-18. Read More...
Lineapelle kicks off winter 25/26 season
Lineapelle is beginning the winter 2025-26 season with events in London and New York before it returns to Milan in September. Read More...
ICT supports automotive interior labelling bill with donation
The International Council of Tanners (ICT) has announced a donation of US$15,000 to support the passage of a New York State Bill on the labelling of automotive interiors. Read More...
New York Attorney General sues JBS over greenwashing
New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against meatpacker JBS over its environmental impact claims. Read More...
Assomac heads to international fairs in 2024
The Italian association of manufacturers of footwear, leather goods and tannery technologies (Assomac) will be at a series of international fairs through 2024 to promote Italian manufacturing. Read More...
Registration now open for Lineapelle New York
Organisers have announced that registration is now open for the upcoming New York edition of the Lineapelle trade show. Read More...
15 Brazilian tanners exhibit at Lineapelle New York
Brazil is attending Lineapelle New York in force, with 15 tanners from the country exhibiting at the show. Read More...
