American Leather Chemists Association
www.leatherchemists.org/
1314 50th Street
Lubbock,
TX
79412
US
806-744-1798
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About This Association
The birth of the ALCA was not a sudden phenomenon. A group of leather chemists met at the annual convention of the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists (AOAC) in 1893. Their sole concern was to find an accurate method for analyzing the tanning extracts used in the industry. Extracts were often altered by traders or experimented with by tanners. Thus, commercial interests — and not purely scientific pursuits — sparked the initial banding together of leather chemists.
Publications
The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association (JALCA)
Conventions
116th Annual Convention
Specialties:
- Science
Information Summary
Member Count
500Year Founded
1893Staff Count
4Budget
Less than $50,000Category
ScienceType
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