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Somerset based shoe manufacturer Clarks have patented a [[Tanning leather|tanning process]] with [[tannins]] from apple peels and pulps for tanning shoe leather. These apple remnants are a by-product of cider production in the south-west of England. Name of the shoe series: "collection line Mapple". (05/2009)
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Somerset-based shoe manufacturer Clarks has patented a [[Tanning leather|tanning process]] for shoe leather using [[tannins]] from apple peels and pulps. These are a by-product of cider production in the south-west of England. The name of the shoe series: "collection line Mapple". (05/2009)
  
  

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Somerset-based shoe manufacturer Clarks has patented a tanning process for shoe leather using tannins from apple peels and pulps. These are a by-product of cider production in the south-west of England. The name of the shoe series: "collection line Mapple". (05/2009)


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