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Research partners to develop leather traceability system

13/04/2017

The BLC Leather Technology Centre has signed a research agreement with Applied DNA Sciences, a provider of DNA-based product authentication solutions, to develop a comprehensive and verifiable leather traceability platform.  It will be based on Applied DNA’s SigNature T-based system, which is already used in the cotton, wool and synthetic...

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