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Textile Exchange and Leather Working Group grant reciprocal membership

22/07/2021
Textile Exchange and Leather Working Group grant reciprocal membership

Multi-stakeholder body the Leather Working Group has agreed with the US-based Textile Exchange to grant reciprocal membership to boost collaboration and resource sharing. 

Members will be able to use each other’s resources and join member-only events and discussions.

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