Apple Leather: A New Generation of Vegan Material
Apple Leather
"Apple Leather" is an innovative, sustainable material that utilizes discarded apples from around the world as its raw material.
By replacing conventional fossil fuel-derived raw materials with plant-derived materials, it reduces fossil fuel consumption and lowers CO2 emissions throughout the product cycle.
"Apple Leather" is an innovative, sustainable material that utilizes discarded apples from around the world as its raw material.
By replacing conventional fossil fuel-derived raw materials with plant-derived materials, it reduces fossil fuel consumption and lowers CO2 emissions throughout the product cycle.
Our "Apple Leather" is USDA certified as a 40% bio-based product.
What is USDA Bio-based Product Certification?
The USDA BioPreferred Program, promoted by the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture), is a certification program aimed at expanding the market for bio-based products and creating jobs. It allows products with a bio-based content (the percentage of plant-derived ingredients in the product) exceeding a predetermined value to use a certification label.
Under this program, Apple Leather has received product certification for being 40% bio-based.
Apple Leather, a currently trending "vegan leather,"
is a material that not only considers the SDGs but is also vegan.
While veganism in diet is well-known, "vegan leather" refers to synthetic or artificial leather made without using animal-derived materials.
More than just being a non-animal material, Apple Leather uses naturally derived materials and also contributes to solving the problem of food waste, making it a new generation of environmentally friendly vegan material.