Bridge of Weir Sets the Record Straight: Leather is a By-Product, Not a Primary Product
Bridge of Weir, a renowned leather manufacturer, sets the record straight: leather is a by-product of the meat industry, not a primary product. The company, committed to sustainability and quality, welcomes visitors to witness its production process.
Based in Scotland, Bridge of Weir produces some of the world's finest leather to exacting standards. The company uses locally sourced materials, water from a nearby loch, and energy from a thermal plant in its leather production. This conscious approach also involves upcycling animal hides that would otherwise end up in landfills.
Bridge of Weir's commitment to sustainability has caught the attention of car manufacturers like Polestar. The Swedish electric car company offers customers a choice of sustainable materials for their Polestar 3 upholstery, including traceable, chrome-free, and animal welfare-secured Nappa leather produced by Bridge of Weir. Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) help debunk myths about leather and compare manufacturers, highlighting Bridge of Weir's responsible practices.
Bridge of Weir, a sustainable leather manufacturer, welcomes visitors to observe its production process. Its commitment to using local resources and upcycling hides has made it a preferred partner for companies like Polestar, which offers sustainable leather options to its customers.
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