An industrial site capable of hosting 65 tanneries and served by a treatment facility that can clean 8,000 cubic meters of water per day in compliance with international environmental standards. These technical features of the Lanús industrial park, the stick of the stickers, are set to become the reference point for the Argentine tannery. The PICL (Parque Industrial Curtidor Lanus) project has begun the bureaucratic licensing process last May and looks forward to final approval by the end of the year. The program, curated by ACUMAR (the authority governing the river basin Matanza Riachuelo), was presented on July 13th to professional associations and workers in the Argentine leather area.
Argentina, a sewage plant and space for 65 companies. Lanus Tissue District takes shape
