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Posted: September 29, 2021
Credit: Vitelco
In an upcoming ILM webinar, Vitelco Managing Director Twan De Bie will discuss how the company is helping the industry move towards 100% traceability by describing its own system.
The leather division of Dutch calf and pork processors, Vitelco Leather, recently launched 100% fully traceable calfskin from birth to finished leather. Much of the 7,000 calf skins in its weekly production are processed in-house by the company and the traceable leather is marketed under the name “ReVealâ€. All of its production is fully traceable.
In this free webinar, Twan De Bie will be joined by presenters from Gibson Bass, Oeko-Tex and Spoor Leather, and will be followed by a Q&A session with ILM Content Director Martin Ricker.
About Twan De Bie
De Bie is a Dutch farmer’s son, who grew up on a calf farm in the south of the Netherlands, and this knowledge of the complete supply chain now gives him a big advantage. He has a background in agriculture and economics and has worked for a feed production company and accounting firms. Today he is a member of the board of directors and spokesperson for Pali Group and managing director of his tannery, Vitelco Leather.
Presenters and topics:
“Traceability: why and how? – Joe Gibson, Co-Founder and CEO, Gibson Bass.
“ReVeal: 100% traceability at Vitelco Leather†– Twan De Bie, Managing Director, Vitelco Leather.
“From farm to store: a pilot for total transparency in the leather supply chain. – Dr Dominik Kinschel, Product Manager Standard 100 & Leather Standard, Oeko-Tex and Birgitte Holgaard Langer, Director of Business Development, Spoor Leather.
Who should watch this webinar?
This webinar is for anyone involved in the global leather supply chain, from raw materials to the finished product. It is particularly relevant for leather / hide suppliers, tanners, brands, retailers and OEMs.
How can I register to attend?
The webinar will air on Thursday, October 7 at 3:00 p.m. CET (2:00 p.m. BST) and will last approximately 60 minutes.
Click here to register (registrations subject to approval).
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