ZDHC partners with Leather Working Group

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AMSTERDAM – The Leather Working Group (LWG) and the ZDHC Foundation have agreed to provide free access to the ZDHC Gateway for all leather manufacturers currently holding a valid LWG audit certification.

The access to the ZDHC Gateway will support the leather manufacturers to implement the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (ZDHC MRSL) and further streamline implementation efforts of the industry, including manufacturers, brands and chemical companies.

LWG operations manager, Christina Trautmann, commented: “LWG prides itself on providing value to our members through strategic partnerships. We are pleased to be able to work alongside ZDHC and grant access to this valuable platform for audited members of our group.”

AMSTERDAM – The Leather Working Group (LWG) and the ZDHC Foundation have agreed to provide free access to the ZDHC Gateway for all leather manufacturers currently holding a valid LWG audit certification.

The access to the ZDHC Gateway will support the leather manufacturers to implement the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (ZDHC MRSL) and further streamline implementation efforts of the industry, including manufacturers, brands and chemical companies.

LWG operations manager, Christina Trautmann, commented: “LWG prides itself on providing value to our members through strategic partnerships. We are pleased to be able to work alongside ZDHC and grant access to this valuable platform for audited members of our group.”

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