Since the restriction proposal on bisphenols and the addition of Bisphenol-S to the California Proposition 65-list, we have received numerous requests from the leather industry about bisphenols and the relation to leather chemicals. In this Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) paper, we explain the basics for a better understanding on bisphenols, focusing on the leather industry. This FAQ was written for Smit & Zoon customers and anyone else who would like to learn about bisphenols and how Smit & Zoon is dealing with this. Through this FAQ we offer our knowledge in accelerating the process of creating a socially and environmentally sustainable leather value chain. Egbert Dikkers Mark Wijland Erik de Potter Job der Kinderen Do you have questions after reading the FAQ? Send us an e-mail. Download the FAQ (pdf) My email address** First name** Last name** Company name** Stay informed Please keep me informed about the latest news on Royal Smit & Zoon and the leather industry.Consent* I have read and accepted the Terms & conditions and Privacy Statement. Δ Hans’ perspective: Reflecting on 2021 and a look into the future Renewability and Sustainability in the leather industry Interesting for you Discover more on Chemicals & substances Bisphenols and the relation to leather Bisphenols is a topic of discussion in the leather industry, since the restriction proposal of The European Chemicals Agency. We explain the basics on bisphenols focusing on the leather industry. Regulations on Bisphenols What are the current and pending restrictions regarding Bisphenols? An up-to-date overview and timeline of the process. Leather, a renewable material Leather starts with a hide or skin, which is a natural material and 100% bio-based. By using products in the leather making process with a high level of bio-based content, the level of renewability of the material remains high. Chemicals & substances Discover Stay informed Receive the latest company news and industry updates Subscribe Share this:
