Cimac, a laboratory run by the Italy footwear industry association,...
Cimac, a laboratory run by the Italy footwear industry association, Anci, has found that 48 percent of Chinese-made leather shoes analyzed contained hexavalent chromium, a chemical compound that increases risks of lung cancer, according to Anci. The laboratory was commissioned to carry out the toxicity test by the national observatory ...
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